熾陽●深我心

     After a long time sitting on the airplane, I finally arrive the country I had never been to but familiar with “The U.S.A”.  I’m now in the Tuft University and live in their living quarters called Hogdon Hall.  The people there are friendly and nice. The weather is cool and comfortable and the food in the cafeteria is also good.  I hope I won’t put on weights during the camp. So far we have gone to the freedom trail and taken a brief look at their historical buildings. We also visited the park called Boston Common. The most impressive there was the subway. It is really noisy and dirty and the trains always send out a big noise that makes us hardly to bear.  

      I instantly get used to this place and I make a lot of friends as well. Now I’m sitting in the laptop and sharing my experience with you.

                                                                       So keep going

                                                                              See you then

                                                                                   Alice Tsai

our members

some scenes around freedom trail

Do you see the big difference from their buildings?---modern and historical (above)

the street(starbarks)

our RC Eric .he is telling the story about John  Hancook.

the subway

and below is the  library in Tuft