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Miss you guys :(

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school is depressing

sometimes i just can’t take the pressure of school. This semester has been really stressful with the pressures of graduating and looking for a job come like come down on me all of a sudden. Right now! I wish i was back in taiwan chilling with no worries. Miss you guys! fo. real. But hopefully it’ll be aight. Hope you guys are doing awesome.

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<3

Bye everyone! I had an amazing time in Taiwan, Thanks to you Guys! I hope everyone has a fun time in Taiwan while I’m gone. I’ll miss you guys.

<3 for the post Kristy =)

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Days coming to an end.

My days in Taiwan are slowing dwindling and soon enough before I know what happened I will be on a place back home. There are a couple of things I want to cover in this post. First and foremost, I’m so thankful for all the people that I have met on this trip, you guys have made it quite memorable.

I want to list a couple of things that I miss about america.

• My good friends- there are many friends but only a few that ever truly understand you
• chipotle
• my car
• my family
• people- Americans might be assholes, but it’s what i know best.
• chick-fil-a

There are obviously things I will miss about Taiwan.

• Friends that I have met here
• food
• freedom of being alone

This summer has been very interesting in a lot of ways I have learned a lot of Chinese and I have learned a lot about people. I am going to miss everything back here, but America you are my home there’s nothing that’ll ever replace you.

People are always out for their best interest I have realized this more than ever. I think that a lot of the world is selfish and I hope that the realization of this I can overcome it as much as possible, even though I know that it’s not really completely possible. Anddddd I’m going home in 4 days guys. So hope everyone has fun in Taiwan it’s been fun.

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Taiwan.

I’ve been in Taiwan for about 3 months now. I feel like I have learned a lot about myself; this excursion away from my comfort zone/ my home has truly been a great experience. I know that I’ll look back and when I think of this summer it’ll always make me smile, from the new friendships that I have made to experiences that I have gained. 

Leaving everything I knew for awhile was a scary thought at first it wasn’t just homesickness; I think the initial idea of coming to a new place where I knew no one was overwhelming to the point where I didn’t want to come, but now I’m so glad I did come. 

I’m truly thankful that I had this opportunity. 

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Thoughts.

Life is such an oxymoron. The more experiences that I go through the more I learn, but this monotonous chaos makes no sense to me. The things we go through shape our lives, correct? Well I wonder what I’m becoming right now. I would like to know where I’ll be in 30 years. In 30 years, I hope to have accomplished many things in my professional and personal life; well let’s just see where everything takes me. 

Also, why are the greatest lessons in life taught in the most painful ways?