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emotional night Reading a book, listening to piano... suddenly I realize that I've changed. At the age of 22-23, you will be amazed by a lot of new things that you've never ever experienced. You always wonder who you really are and what you truly what to be.... In the past, I was just simply enjoy wonderful time with my friends. Life as a student was too peaceful and it makes me think real life would be the same if I try to live happily : ) but actually... After graduated, I got a job. I have chances to make new friends, have new brothers and sisters, have chances to meet excellent people from other country, and the most important thing is that I could use English daily which I was dreaming of since I was a student, but somehow I still feel sad. Maybe it's because I wont accept the fact that I'm an adult now... : ) It's kinda hard for me. Sound ridiculous, huh? At the age of 22-23....Sometimes you wish that you could get back to the time in university to enjoy this peacefulness one more time....!! Massive crazy memories appear in my head now like a short film. : ) 22-23 years old- the age that I could cry because of some stupid reasons, sad because of nothing.... But... one thing I wanna make sure that I won't make myself feel regret. When I turn to 50, 60 maybe I will look back and then smile with a set of teeth having a few teeth left grin emoticon . : )

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An emotional night

Reading a book, listening to piano... and suddenly I realize I've changed. At the age of 22/23, you will be amazed by all the things that you have not yet experienced. You often wonder who you really are and what you truly want to become...

In the past, I was content to simply enjoy my time hanging out with friends. Life as a student was peaceful and made me feel that "real life" would be the same if I simply continued to try and live happily : ) However, reality has kicked in.

After graduating, I found a job. I have had many opportunities to make new friends, meet people from other countries but most importantly, I have been able to use English daily. This is something I have dreamt about since I was a student. Nevertheless, I still feel sad...

Maybe it's because I find it hard to accept the fact that I'm an adult now... : ) It's difficult for me to reconcile. Sounds ridiculous, right? 

When you are 22/23, sometimes you wish that you could go back to your university days and enjoy the peacefulness of it. Crazy memories are popping into my head right now. I feel like I am watching a short film. : )

At this age, I felt it was perfectly acceptable to cry for stupid and insignificant reasons.

However one thing I do want to ensure is that I never feel any sense of regret. One day when I turn 50 or 60 maybe I will look back and smile (hopefully I will still have a few teeth remaining)   ;)



Great job Giang! Sadly, I know how you feel :/


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