Jerry x Germany x Taiwan

After coming back to Taiwan, this was the first night singing songs in KTV with my college friends.  Leo Alvin Foods My voice was a little rustier than before, haven’t sung for a while. It was very spontaneous to me, I decided to go with them very fast because I didn’t when if I had missed it, when will the next time be. This time we only sang for 4 hours instead of 6, and it was from 6 to 10 pm, not during the “midnight”. We’re never getting back to our first year in college. 4 men plus 4 women, the good time went by so fast, at least we enjoyed it very much, they said we should all dress in “Rock n roll” style, so I did, but maybe not exactly. Yes, it was me  Fortunately I still knew some Chinese songs though those may not be popular anymore. The KTV offered us buffet so that I ate a lot. Men Playing cool??

I've never officially been to Chiayi before. I’ve been preparing for almost one month just for today. I used prezi, an online software for making slides like Power Point, to make my speech.  The topic of my speech is about my volunteer experience in TOEIC and how it led to my exchange life in Germany last year. I have been devoted in TOEIC International volunteer for 2 year, three times of being a volunteer. I shared all the memorable parts to the audiences. I went to Chiayi University with Nien by taking HSR (High Speed Railway).  Passing by Taichung, my hometown, for just 3 minutes We were glad to see all the 80 students coming all the way to my speech, actually they can get some good points if they attend speeches like this today. Building It's a lovely day  Anyway, as they all went in, the student from language center made some introduce about us, then Nien started his presentation. My part is around 50 minutes while his is for 10 min...

My friend, Oliver, is a senior member in AIA club. He has been to Korea as an exchange student and he invited me to give a speech about my German life for the junior students who want to apply in the future, they are all interested in that.  Today after rehearsing the speech for next week in TOEIC company, I went back to NTUST, ready to share my story. There were about 20 students coming to our presentation, Wendy shared her exchange life in Czech and Oliver was Korea. I wasn’t nervous, I was just afraid that they wouldn’t find it interesting. But it came out to be a big success, I thought too much. My presentation was over 40 minute nonstop and I still felt like saying more, maybe even 2 hour wouldn’t be enough for me. Afterwards we headed to 7-11 and stayed till 11 pm, such a busy but wonderful day!