Sick

Yes, the sickesti felt lately was last year. I had an infection in my stomach and it was incredibly painful. I felt like a devil was born inside and twisting my intestines. I had to constantly ran to the restroom to unload my poop. Just before school ends, I was stumbling in the school everywhere. It hurted so much i had to go to the nurse, first time ever. I was groaning on the ground and in class, the restroom, everywhere. The pain was like a timer that twists every 10 seconds. It was like a endless time bomb that ticks my pain closser and closer. I was in great pain, i couldnt leave the school early because my mom didn't let me. When school ends, my body was in so much pain i couldn't stand up straight. The pressure of the stomach of standing up was great pain. Patrick had to carry my stuff and carried me to the doctor. I was starving, with nothing in my stomach, constantly running in the restroom to release water out from my stomach i felt like im dying. Right now, i'm facing a even greater threat. A disease what i like to call Julius in English 2 Honor class. His irresponsibilty attitude, 0EQ, stupidity, ignorance, mocking, and annoying attitude are killing more of my brain cells then any body that makes my mad or any horrifying disease that might kill me.

Writing in a Style

1. I have always believe we are the BEST. Fromt he moment i went in this school i have been excited to be a part of the best school in Taiwan. Today, as i walk in the school, i see a huge mess in front of the office. It's a whole mess that includes shirts, leftovers, cups, and papers that are left around the sofa area. Now i hate to give out detentions to everyone in the school, so i wish that all of us could clean up the mess in front of office. We Pacific American School are the best. We are the best and i hate to see our beautiful school being so dirtied out in front of the office. If someone litter anything in the school again, you could report to any teacher such as Ms. Sue, or Mr. Dahl or come and find me and tell me who was littering. I will give them detention in the morning with me picking up trashes. I believe none of us want to ruin our perfect morning picking up trash andw wake up at 7.
2. You know you are not supposed to be eating in school. You are all bullying me you know, I have to live here alone and so many work to do. Do you know how tiring my job is?You litter here and there and i have to pick it all up 'sob' You know i don't have to be here you know, it's not my responsibility to take care of all of your trashes. I'm not your maid you know, ok? I'm not your mother you know, you are all grown up and you should not need someone else here to clean up your trash. Its not my responsibility!
3. sigh, good boy ah good girl ah, its soooooo dirty here la, could you guys clean up the mess in froooont of the office ma? I know that you are all good boys good girls and can keep the school clean la. You are all very good boy and girls la hao bu hao?

Two Styles?

1. I believe the one thing that influenced her the most are friends. Teenagers that i know of are most afraid of their friends's disapprove in the U.S. People like immigrants could often be excluded from some groups unless they approve them. I didn't feel much afraid of my chinese customs, i didnt have anything interesting or wierd thats diffrent from these people.
2. The difference are that immigrants just moved in here. With the kids that have their parents move in first then they are borned are viewed more as a resident here already. It wasn't your idenity of where you from, its what you look like or how you do things in school that they make the separations. If i move in to the U.S now, i don't think i would be viewed as such an outsider like what Jhambi Lhahiri thinks she is.
3. The part where she fears to her origin and express them is stupid. Why not show yourself? Sometimes instead of hiding them, expressing them could attract attentions from people around. Be proactive to the people in school and they could feel that interesting part of you. Who knows? maybe they'll love your indian foods or customs that they find you pretty cool. When i was in the U.s, i shared everything about Taiwan, i didn't got scold at or excluded, instead they loved it. They find Taiwan absollutly interesting and a must travel destination for food.

Two Lives?

I believe being in contact with diffrent backgrounds could already change a person. For example, a understanding of another person's culture, if you feel that their view point actually shows a point to one person's philisophy, then he would be influenced. I was in contact with radical Christians to Arab Muslims in the U.S that believed both of their culture would dominate the world in the future. They each had their own belief of a better society and i took in both of their ideas in addition to my own multi god belief. I find each of their lives very interesting and i feel it have mixed into my life aswell. I get adapted to things around me easily and i can face no problem getting the hang of it. It doesn't matter where or what kind of enviroment i could live of it. There was also other things about these cultures are their writing that i find very interesting. Muslim's education was taught to write in circles, like a big round loop that never touches the actual point. Chinesee writing cuts to the point. American writing, thats say there's diffrent ways of writing it, such as a hamburger, or the other way, ellipses. The summer that i went to America that i had to share classes with all kind of people, i learned both style of writing and could switch around. Well, not so fluent with the way Muslim writes it but the basic understanding of it. Its not so hard to influence me, i'm very easy to adapt and could change overnight.