Letter 30: The End of 10th Grade.

Tim,

It's the end of June, and I believe this is the last letter for this semester. To many of my classmates, this may be the very last letter since they are leaving EHP.

Time flies, and it never stops flying. I don't know how much I've grown, but I know that I learned a lot. I've also met some good friends that I will miss. Many of my classmates say that they wish to be with the same group of people for the next two years and that they are sad to be separated. I feel that way too, but all good things must come to an end, they say.  We still have our dreams to realize, and that makes us on different pathways.

Anyway, I had a good time being a member of class 120, and I will never forget the things we did together.

A picture of  Angela(left), Cathy(middle), and Sherry(right).

Allison

Letter 29: My Summer Plan

Tim,

There's only a few days left before our final exam and summer vacation. Uuuh... Studying again...

Talking about my summer plan, my family is planning to go to Brazil since we have free plane tickets for visiting my father. We haven't planned where to visit in Brazil, but what I know is that there will be a lot of things to do aside from just wandering around. First, since I won't be in Taiwan for a month, I will be missing classes from the math cram school. The teacher there borrowed me the video clips from the classes taught last year so I can take the classes on my own. Second, my sister and I are joining a piano competition in October, and we aren't going to let go of any opportunity to practice, so we're going to rent a piano and practice as much as we can. Last, there will be an exercising program designed by my mom that we'll have to follow everyday.

After the long trip, there will be a few summer camps at Shih Chien University that I will go to. I'll share what I did there. And I think that's all I got for my summer vacation.

I drew shoe from my favorite fashion magazine.

Allison

Letter 28: Endless Thrill

Tim,

As you know, we had  an exhausting day, preforming. Our presentation is my favorite part of the past two semesters I spent in EHP. Everyone trying the best together at the same time, and sharing all the joy as well as the worries. I have never noticed that I am an emotional person, but now I feel tears coming out, thinking of parting with my classmates.

They say time forgets, but there are things that stay in memory. I still remember our chorus contest when we practiced every day and won first prize. I still remember the basketball game that we beat other classes with lesser people. I still remember the days spent with friends, watching cartoons at lunch-time. I still remember being upset and depressed by the continuous fails on our essay. I still remember copying the answers of our homework before the class. There is so much memories that I don't want to forget, and days I would want to repeat again and again. Seeing the faces of my classmates every day reminds me of the happiness being a part of EHP, and how much I love EHP.

But at the same time, memories remind me of how much I will miss the ones that were once with me, working hard together. I will really miss them.


Oh, and by the way, I made three gigantic cellphones as props for one of the shows of the yearly presentation.

↑The cellphones

Me(in ridiculous wearing & makeup) and  Aubrey(left).

Aubrey(left), William(middle), and I(right).

Allison

Letter 27: Dragon Boat Festival and the EHP Yearly Presentation

Tim,

The EHP yearly presentation is right at the corner. In fact, there is only a week left. In our presentation, the seniors are the main character, so there will be four plays acted by them. For us, we will be the people who help behind the stage and the hosts between shows. Aubrey, Candy, Hugo, Red, William, and I will be the hosts. We hosts work in groups and act out short plays then introduce the next show.

And for the upcoming Dragon Boat Festival, which is a four day holiday, most of us will be rehearsing for our final presentation. I am looking forward to those days, but it’s a pity for those who would like to go on a small trip with either their family or friends during the vacation.

Performing on stage has always been exciting and enjoyable. Is it a strange thing that I enjoy being on stage? Well, I know someone who would be really frightened---Hugo. He has serious stage-fright, even if there is someone with him on stage. I remember that there was a time when we had another performance to host, and he was trembling the whole way to the back of the stage. Not to mention, he grabbed my hand very hard when we were waiting and he murmured though the all previous shows. I wonder if he would feel less nervous this time.

Anyway, it’s an activity worth await. I can’t wait till Sunday!!!