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- Shares Violin in Heaven chapter 9: Grown up over a chilly night
- Time passed fast in happy moments. Soon came the winter vacation before we realized. It was the end day of the term. Most of the students were busy packing things and ready for home. The front door was flung hospitably wide, and surrounded it, crowed many parents to pick up their children. In t ...
- Shares violin in heaven chapter 8: Together
- In my end is my beginning…. That's a quotation I've often heard people say. But I'm not quite sure what it does really mean, for you see, sometimes you can't just simply put your finger on some spot and say: " it all began that day." But for Lily and May, it all had its beginnings in that warm ...
- Shares Violin in heaven Chapter 7: The real begining
- The first days in Star were like an ongoing fight with loneliness and self-humiliation. Now it's difficult to give a full deion of the sufferings Lily had been through. Enduring, day after day, the tortures of being despised and left out, with nothing to carry her through, with no one to tu ...
- Shares Violin in heaven chapter 6: Longliness
- When Julia said no one would ever talk to Lily, she meant it. After that day, it seemed that all the students in class had reached a not-talk-to-Lily agreement, and nobody ever broke it. They treated Lily as a person with contagious disease. Lily's surroundings had very definitely for the worse. ...
- Shares Violin in heaven chapter 5: The Ghost
- The dormitory, a three-floored grey building, was located at the back yard of school surrounded by the evergreens. In a small room on the first floor, Miss yao, the matron was welcoming Lily in an almost eager way. Her over-warmed attitude was quite natural for news ran fast and she must had ackn ...
- Shares violin in heaven Chapter 4: The Day of Tantanic
- How long did I take to recover from my embarrassment? I really can't remember about that. The shocking discovery that my voice was terrible made my mind take things in very slowly, however my astonishment over this cruel fact was finally beginning to give way to a sense of growing antagonism. E ...
- Shares Could you try harder?
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Perhaps it is really not a big deal. It’s just a birthday. Your son already had three, and surely he would have many in the future. So what’s the big deal for one time to screw it up? Perhaps this meeting is really important, and you simply couldn’t afford to blow it. But is this last minut ...
- Shares Chicago Stars--- Part 1
- Ever since I finished Moning’s Fae series, I have sort of fell into a reading-vacancy period. I couldn’t find anything interesting enough to hold me to the last page until I stumbled on Phillips Susan Elizabeth’s Chicago Stars series. I once heard about this collection, I past simply becaus ...
- Shares Violin in Heaven Chapter 3: I gave my first voice
- Violin in Heaven---A story i wrote years ago, but never managed to finish. Maybe someday.... Chapter 3, writen on April 25, 2007 " The days here would be very tough". For quite a moment, I was sitting there with the refrain of the words Annie had said swimming in my brain. ...
- Shares Heartbreaking News
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We are going to celebrate my son's 4 year old birthday this weekend, now I can't help smiling when i read Mummy's Diary I wrote when i was pregnant. I almost forgot that once i wantedso much for a baby girl. Time flies, things have changed. Now i have a four-year-old little boy and ...
