Letter 20

Hey Tim

From your questions to my previous letter: no, I’m not going back to the job since it’s only a temporary exhibition. However, your letter about Mei Mei reminded me of this one particular thing on my bucket list, volunteer at a animal shelter.

Letter 19

What’s up, Tim

Answering to your question from the previous letter:

I only had the job for two days, since it was a short exhibition, but I can tell you a funny experience I had. So in the exhibition, there are plenty of pregnant ladies here looking around, but the problem is, they’re bringing their besties with them. Why is that a problem, you ask? Welp, it was  helpful that many of them wore a tight shirt, so I can identify who  the pregnant one is and which one isn’t, since my job was to hand out small samples of the food that the Postnatal Care company produces.
The worst situation is two chubby ladies come in,

Letter 18

Greetings, Tim

My family doesn’t really participate in the Tomb Sweeping Day. Well. Not completely.
We are not like other traditional families, actually going to “visit” our ancestors and clean up their tombs, instead, we just go to our grandparents house and pray to them there.

I want to share the story of my interesting first-time experience with you.

On Wednesday, which was the first day of the holiday, I went to a job interview. Because I went on the internet to search for jobs that only requires employees for 2-3 days. And I found a job at the biggest exhibition center in Taipei. It was a exhibition about “Mommies and Kids”.