I was alone on my way
She was celebrating her birthday
A party full of cake, candles and friends
But without me, I have no chance to say
Happy birthday!
Maybe she is alone like me
In a place far from home and family
Do her accompanies care for her deep, subtle feeling?
All are my imaginatins, but I have no chance to ask
Are you happy today?
I decided to sent a mail to you yerstoday
Simplyt to say HAPPY Birthday
As a most common friend will do.
But I can't help picturing myself as the boy
who will never be tired with saying annually to you
Happy birthday!
I sent the mail today, and leave the computer right away
Looking farword to your words, being afraid of hearing from you
I am never so nervous as today
"Let me be your common friends, that's enough",I comfort meself.
Your coming letter released me, it's a simple word: thank you plus three !!!
I am happy that we are still friends
There are fifty minutes left before tomorrow,
let me say it again
Happy birthday!
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Wednesday, September 06, 2006
Wednesday, August 30, 2006
Noah's First Birthday
"Good news", this morning when I opened my gmail as usual, I noticed a mail with this striking subject. It is from uncle Shi. I cannot help to read the mail. Uh ha! It is indeed a good news. My auntie delivered a boy on Aug 28th. He namaed that baby Noah Shi. The baby is 8.2 Lb weight, and 21 1/4 inches (54cm) length. I have been eagerly waiting for uncle's mail these days, partly for this coming baby, partly for his sugestions about my abroad study plan. I am evry glad, and forward the news to mom and sister at once.
I can imagine how happy uncle and auntie are now. They are living in Canda, with only a few Chinese friends and relatives. This baby begins the second generation in Canada. Congratulations, uncle and auntie!
I can imagine how happy uncle and auntie are now. They are living in Canda, with only a few Chinese friends and relatives. This baby begins the second generation in Canada. Congratulations, uncle and auntie!
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