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- Shares Sunday Life
- The difference between Sunday and the rest of the days in a week is freedom. We are locked up in work from Monday through Friday, some of us Saturday. However, Sunday is a day free of work, a day for relaxation, and a day of freedom. My life on Sundays, since it’s a ...
- Shares Mindset
- Today, I put an essay “A true Story” in my blog here in DioEnglish. It seems that most of the readers did not notice it is a joke, which directly leads me to arrive at two assumptions. Firstly we people sometimes are unable to appreciate English jokes; secondly, the impact of mindset on us ...
- Shares A True Story
- "It was at the end of the school year, and a kindergarten teacher was receiving gifts from her pupils. The florist's son handed her a gift. She shook it, held it overhead, and said, "I bet I know what it is. Some flowers." "That's right" the boy said, "bu ...
- Shares The Rainbow; The Blood
- The rainbow here is not the beautiful visible rainbow in the sky, but the rainbow nation, “a term coined by Archbisho Desmond Tutu, to describe post-apartheid South Africa, after South Africa’s first fully democratic election in 1994. Three years ago, I qualified my ...
- Shares Spirit of Service
- Slogan does not justify the purpose it wants to realize. We Chinese people have been hearing the government say “serve the people heart and soul” for several decades. While, time and time again, we the mass are actually serving those who have been shouting out the slogan ever since it came ...
- Shares Loneliness
- Mark Twain once said "Be good, and you will be lonely." Loneliness, though a double-edged sword, here is an all-good stuff. As far as my experience is concerned, Loneliness, to some extend, really helps people make progress. Loneliness can be catalyst for success. Six y ...
- Shares Words for Mother
- Just as what I have written in my miniblog yesterday, there is always a dilemma or gap in expressing love for mothers who have been livingunder the strong influence ofChinese culture especially in countryside, and for sons and daughters who have rececived modern education, and have been ...
- Shares Growing-Up
- It's always the same that when we are still kids, we would always long for growing up; and unfortunately, when we do grow up, more often than not, we would long for being a kid, living and eating like a pig, without worrying anything. I have been thinking of this strange phe ...
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