Letter IV: How to Stop Time and the Family Quality Time I Missed Dearly

Hello, Tim!
From now on, I try to write as much as I can during Sunday since this is the day I have the most time for myself. My dad just came back from his ship -he works on a ship, shipping coals to Indonesia and Australia, I think I had mentioned before, or not-; he was tired, and he is snoring lightly on the sofa right now; mom went out with her sisters for a Taiwanese traditional musical, and I am listening to my music while typing. Tonight, we will be going to a steakhouse to redeem the vouchers that are going to be expired soon. Unfortunately, I have just had my braces adjusted yesterday afternoon, and now it hurts like someone has drilled holes in my teeth; a lot. Hope that it gets better in the evening, or I would consider resolve to painkillers because no one stops me from chewing beef. (Not really THAT serious, though)

Letter III: Thoughts on the Internet and Many Topics

Greetings, Tim!

This week is more like a swirl of a naughty tornado; I barely registered anything happening before meeting quite the end of the week!

Letter II: For the Winner and the Spelling Contest

Hello, Tim! For this week, I want to first cut into the topic I love dearly. Novel recommendation!

Letter I: A New Start and an Update Long Overdue

So, time for a new start, a new cycle!

Hello, Tim, my name is Hugo, and I study in CCSH EHP, class 220. I love English, I love to read, I love owls, and I love Greek mythology. This is the weird me.
(Note: This is going to be a long article, with lots of rambling of my life around during the summer vacation. I think for once I am going to break them down into small sections. It'll look neater like this. I hope.)

Greetings, England- Day 25: Windsor Castle and my Barely Concealed Sadness

For a grand finale of this grand trip, my host dad took me to Windsor today, to see the still-occasional-residence of the Queen, Windsor Castle.

Oh, and by the way, right now, I am in the airport, waiting to board the plane.

I got a ticket for under 17 at a price of 12 pounds, while my host dad just went to a nearby café and started working.

It was a nice day, with neither sun nor rain. I grabbed an audio guide, and without another question, I started my tour in the Windsor Castle.

Greetings, England- Day 24: Trekking around in London and some more of Being Lost

Rise and shine!

Although I failed this part since I “intuitionally” chose to sleep in even when my host dad gave me a morning call.

It was an eventful day, I can first assure, where I was spending forty minutes just because I still trusted the Internet so much and striving really hard to look for a toilet.

Oh, wait, I mean, a day of museums visiting and next-to-the-river strolling. A bit of optimism makes your day upbeat and wonderful!