After reading your letter, it reminded me of my little cousin, Lawrence, who immigrated to the United States 3 years ago, and every year my aunt would diy costumes for my cousin. He had been adapting well to the new environment and participated in Trick-or-Treat in his neighborhood. To me, it sounds so dreamy, I wish I grew up in such a coulture, where you don't live in apartments and all neighbors treat each other as families.
They're planning to come back to Taiwan for Chinese New Year, and my mom told me that I can ask them to buy some things from the US, the problem is, I'm too excited to think of any. Perhaps I would ask my aunt to help me bring some clothes from specific brands which doesn't exist in Taiwan. (Victoria's Secret? Haha just kidding)
What I'm looking more forward to is the day when I can finally go to the US myself..
Dear Aubrey,
ReplyDeleteIs this Aubrey, writing two weeks in a row? Does this mean the you are (almost) finished with being angry and rebellious? I'm glad that that phase didn't last very long.
Victoria's Secret? I thought that I has seen Victoria's Secret stores in Taiwan. No? And they don't ship outside of the US either? Poor girl! How will you possibly survive? (teasing)
Where in the US does your Aunt live. Before you get all excited about houses, I should remind you that they are usually a lot of work. But I have to say that the privacy in nice.
Keep writing.
Tim