Unexpectedly, I was seized by a home-mate’s QQ signature ---“Would the good old days return? How could I come back to the good old days? I miss home and the days when I was still a kid…”

She is definitely not the only one that feels this way. I know lots of people. They all express this sort of feeling right after entering the society.

The world outside is completely different from the school campuses which we have stayed for the past two decades and which we have got used to. It is full of challenges and traps. Unless you are competent and prepared, you are doomed to be dropped out of it. The world outside is like a maze. You’ve got to forge ahead in order to behold the lighthouse at the exit.

To my dear home-mate, I’d like to say that there is no turning back and no point being nostalgic of the past. What we should do is bring up our guts and qualities to carve out a world of our own…

Be careful with Sichuan cuisine

Lots of people like Sichuan cuisine, for it tastes so spicy and tasty. I do, too. I began to like spicy food right after entering GDUFS. Now, I even feel that I cannot live without it.

However, a piece of news released today warns that we should think twice before tucking into it. It says that Sichuan cuisine contains too much meat, salt and cholesterol which can do harm to human health.

Wow, it’s scaring. I mean, so many people eat it and eat it almost every day. But, feeling scared does not help. Rather, we should get some inspiration from this news and should be more aware of the importance of keeping a healthy diet.

Personally, I like meat a lot and eat a lot. However, in most cases, I would regret doing that soon afterward and would try harder to exercise, hoping not to gain weight. Silly, isn’t it?

I have thought of keeping a healthy diet, i. e, eating more vegetable and fruit, and I tried, but at the sight of the tempting meat in the canteen, my determination tends to fade away.

Perhaps, I should push myself harder…

I saw her roommates----the first time in this semester.

It was on my way back to the teaching building. They were walking to the bus station. Although we saw each other, we didn’t look at each other. Rather, we walked past quickly, as if no one was in sight.

I hadn’t expected that things would turn out like this. If I had known this, I guess I wouldn’t have dated her at the first place. But, chances are that once you break up with someone, you two are doomed to be friends no more.

This is perfectly understandable. However, what confuses me is how come her roommates treat me like a devil. I didn’t do anything wrong to them, did i?

But… I should say I do miss the good old days when we were close to each other, especially on such a cold autumn evening……