Jerry x Germany x Taiwan

My Mexican buddy Erik was leaving Taiwan, at the same time, my American friend, Paulina came to Taiwan to learn Mandarin. Both of them have a lot in common since Paulina is half Mexican. On Monday, I invited Melody to join us and we had dinner at a local restaurant, then we took a walk around Taipei arena. I showed her the “Texas Roadhouse” restaurant, as a Texan she found it really funny. The next day, Erik said he wanted to buy some candy, but the store I was thinking about had closed. We walked to the river and the Treasure hill. Paulina gave me a gift from the US. It was a bolo tie!! I was so content and grateful of her kindness. My British friend, Robyn came to Taiwan to visit Ines and I, I hadn’t seen her for a year, I still miss when she said “Jerry-Berry” to me, unfortunately I had to work during the week, but I still made my way to see them in the night. We went to “Revolver” , a pub that is famous for foreigners and “Halo” inside of ATT4Fun. Then the next day ...

My parents came to Taipei in the early morning, also 許阿姨、廷嘉、嘉容 (the Hsu Family) were there, It was very heartwarming to see them coming all the way from Tainan. Although we just met 2 weeks ago for 庭嘉 ’s graduation, it was so nice to see them again. Since my ceremony was held at 2 pm, they wanted to see me before then, so we had lunch together at LAF Burger. I left early because my ceremony was about to start, it seemed that I cared about the ceremony too much. Most of my classmates didn’t show up then, I knew some of them already gathered to take pictures in the morning. I was kind of being left out. Outside was about 36 degrees Celsius, I gradually realized that it is a bad idea to follow the school’s schedule which commanded us staying under the sun for nearly 1 hour. The majority were already at the stadium as it was so much cooler. When the ceremony started, so much laughter abruptly turned into silence. The highlight was that each one held a yellow ribbon and threw it to diff...