露也仙蹤

Guitarist, songwriter, and Texas native Ryan Cabrera never planned on a career in music. His hobby turned into a passion after hearing Dave Matthews, causing him to turn his back on the noisy punk rock of his high-school band, Caine, and pick up an acoustic guitar for the newly minted Rubic's Groove. The group found popularity in the Dallas area, sharing stages with Cheap Trick, Ben Harper, and Third Eye Blind, before Cabrera's departure. Making the most of a block of studio time -- a birthday present from his brother -- the high-school dropout cut three original songs that impressed the engineer enough to offer the opportunity to do a full-length -- for free. Elm Street was a self-released success, selling out locally and garnering favorable reviews and a deluge of Internet orders. In 2001, Cabrera signed to Atlantic, which scheduled the long-player Take It All Away for release in 2004. Assisting behind the boards were Sabelle Breer and Curt Frasca (Avril Lavigne), Guy Chambers (Robbie Williams), and co-producer Johnny Rzeznik (Goo Goo Dolls). ~ James Christopher Monger, All Music Guide
Written by James Christopher Monger

Today is your last day in Boston. I saw you off at the airport. I promised that I would not cry in front of you. When we hugged each other, I felt so sad that I forgot how to speak English. It’s a joy to know you. Thanks for your company and encouragement. I learned a lot from you. You are so telnet and considerate of everyone. I know that we will meet in Taiwan next year because we made a deal together.
Keeping in touch, chama!

終於完成了...............
其實這是個難得的經驗，和這所學校的學生一起合作，有機會和native speaker討論作業, presentation,....

昨晚趕工完成了三張海報，介紹台灣，從沒用POP寫這麼多英文字的我，手痠到不行，不過為了祖國，拚了..... 不敢相信自己跳了竹竿舞，準備了春捲，以及學會了麻將。還有....學會了更愛台灣：）

"God bless you." Many Taiwanese hear this said by a foreigner after they sneeze and think, "Why on earth did he/she say that?" Why do we say this? Well, I have found two explanations about the origin of this phrase. The first is that Pope Gregory the Great introduced the phrase during a plague in the 6th century, in hopes that it would ward off the disease, or to wish the sneezer God's grace, because he or she would soon die. Another legend states that the phrase came about during the Middle Ages for much the same reason. This became a custom that continues today, regardless of what actually caused the person to sneeze. If someone says "God bless you" to you after you sneeze, an appropriate response is simply, " Thank you." If any reader finds a different explanation to why Westerners say "God bless you,"

趁著美國勞動節假期空檔，我去了趟紐約
行：搭chinatown  BostonNewYork  Bus+NewYork Subway + 萬能雙腳

昨天和朋友的homefamily一起到Maine州的Old orchard Beach，可惜天空不做美，cloudy day，後來更下起小雨，一路上綿長海岸線盡收眼底，少了藍天白雲，讓我無法享受這一切的美景。這裡最有名的就是龍蝦海產，不過，我沒在這裡吃，因為此時不是盛產季節，再者，價值不斐也是原因之一。雖然不是很盡興，但是朋友的家人都很好，渡過開心的一天。

這一天發生的故事很精彩。
在我快要完成之際，網路斷線。