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Episode 5: Picnic on Friday

June 22, 2002 (at 2.00 PM - ET)

Written at the library, UT-Knoxville

Hi everyone,

Yesterday, my friends and I went to Cove Lake and Norish Dam where my school had a picnic. We spent around 45 minute from Knoxville and arrived there at 11.00 AM. During the trip, I felt that I was traveling in Khao-Yai Mountain in Thailand. Many surroundings looked like the rural in Thailand. However, I think that the sightseeing’s in Thailand are much more beautiful than here.Many friends here really like to play sport, especially Korean and Japan. They can play basketball, volleyball and soccer every day even yesterday too. For me, I am not a good sport player, so I ate food and fruit a lot with my teachers and some friends. Then, we came back to dormitory around 5.00 PM.

After coming back to our dormitory, my Japanese's friends invited me to go Ricky's house. Ricky is the Japanese who works at GM (General Motor) Company and studies English program here with us. He was very kind and invited us to his house. There were 5 people to go there. 3 Japanese (Ryesuke, Hiroyuki and Arkane) ,1 Taiwanese(Lichaun) and me. In Ricky's house, we cooked Japanese food and had dinner together until midnight.

Although my life looks so happy, now I am upset about my application in to Tennessee State U.I just received letter from TSU that I didn't send many items such as financial statement, TOEFL and GMAT official score but I 'm very sure that I sent them already. In addition, it said that I have to bring my transcript to evaluate to WES organization in New York. I have to send these items before the end of this month. Oh my god! It means that I have the time only 1 week to arrange everything. I think that I will call to ask TSU again on this Monday about my problem. If I cannot apply there, I have to find other universities in next term.

Best Regards,

Tui

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