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[quote=LEONARDO,261856]Looking back upon the past 2007, dribs and drabs of my life are still clearly visible in my memory. There are not only pleasure, applause, flowers, happiness but also gloom, frustration, tears and bitterness. I want to find several words to briefly sum up my daily life in 2007. Well, you know it is quite hard. If I have to, I think the following words can be kind of typical: sentimental, compassionate, emotional and sensitive. Perhaps this is the most distinguished transformation in my personal character. In 2007, I sensed the significance of friendship. Traveling enriched my experience as I have the opportunity to get close contact with the ordinary people living in the shadow of China’s dazzling economic landscape. I sensed the hardship of living on my trip for the first time.

Remorseful I am, so much precious time has been wasted and so many foolish mistakes I have made during the year. There are a lot of promises made in the New Year’s Resolution for 2007 that I haven’t be fulfilled, which actually disappointed both my beloved ones and the ones who love me.

To speak so many unwanted things out, my intention is not to grouch. All I wanna do is to move on. I don’t want to be trapped in the past. I don’t want to live in the shadow of the so-called former glory. I need to move on.  Should I make a New Year’s Resolution for 2008? Should I hide my hopes and dreams away? I am at a loss. Fortunately, there are still several days left for me to consider whether to make a New Year’s Resolution or not. If that is in light of tradition and symbolic purpose, I will not make a New Year’s Resolution. Once a “New Year’s Resolution for 2008” is made, all the commitment must be fulfilled. 
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