Hello everybody, love you~~ keke

 

I just waked up and take a couple of sec to realize I am now in another country, and another time zone. The long flight was hard last night, but biz class already made it much better, I was impressed by the facilities and service. A lot of fun things I wanna share: checked out by a lot of ppl because of the Asian face, lots of hot girls with really overweighted parents, passion for NCAA, the bar near hotel, rental car center, audult-only channel -- I didn't check it out, its' paid program ^_^ -- things I never imagine in the country.

 

It's a great opportunity for me to learn, I know, it's not only a trip, either just a meeting, but a chance to extend exposure and show how adaptable and proactive I could be and try to impress colleagues and leaders.

 

The first obstacle is absolutely language. I never put me in the native speakers' cycle before, it's kinda gonna be a bit hard to follow others and catch other's meaning. That's why I keep the TV power-on and force myself listening. I think it would be getting better after a while :)

 

The jet lag make me wake up so early, but I think it's good to be an early bird -- enjoy the long Sunday after a 36-hour March 29 on the road! Love you guys!~