a rather normal day,
though it was slightly special as compared to the rest of my days back in Wuhan.
I met Ring, my primary school classmate, after 8 years not seeing each other.
She suggested me to organize a primary school classmates' gathering.
I don't plan to do it, though I'm really looking forward to meeting those old friends.
Maybe I'm scared.
It really surprised me that Ring is now taking an English course in NDI (a what I call 'Profit-educational-Organization'). I accompanied her to the 'institution', planning to chat with Jason and Vaughan while she was having lesson. How long have I been away? Long enough for Vaughan to submit his resignation letter. I sort of figured this would happen few months ago when I got to know him. He might be more suited in a NGO. The good news is that he still checks his emails and he's still in Wuhan.
Jason is becoming busier, though that may mean only 4-5 working hours/day. It's easy for foreigners to earn money in China, especially when you are white. But talking to an American like him was a pleasure, because he still uses a lot of 'qualifiers'. Now I'm curious about his little 'private business'.
I found that I could not write/type/speak in English as naturally as I could a few months ago. That's a bit scary...