Hello, I'm back

[luvmyacnq]

Hi everyone,

I appologize for being absent in such a long time. The safari web browser somehow had problem with my login information, so I was not able to sign in. I was upset, but now that Mr. Rec told me to use another web browser, I'm good to go. How is every one in this forum doing?

College is exciting somewhat. Food is everywhere. I went to a football game last week, and it was kind of boring even though people around me were screaming on top of their throats. Oh well, it is an American thing, I guess.

If anyone wants to take a look at my school, here is the official website. http://virginia.edu/

I hope someday there will be someone from Quang Binh studying abroad here, where is so called "Mr. Jefferson's School."

I will be back with my college experience, to narrate my journey, to give those who are interested in studying abroad a feel of studying in a foreign country.

See you later.

Ps. this is a really quick post, I'm sure there are mistakes, improper use of language, and ridiculous sayings, but let's just say whatever since I don't have time to correct them.

[Tocxu]

@Luv: You were back and you disappeared? Just kidding. I am waiting for your more posts. If you have some time, pls have a look at the QBO Golden Pen organized by Ha.

[Riêng]

Hi Luv, long time no see ^^.

[luvmyacnq]

After a busy week having so many quizzess, I promise myself to devote some time visiting QBO website. So, here I am, writing about my UVA exprience.

College Football.
The great zeal surrounded everyone as the first game of the season was about to begin. I realized that the Power of Orange t-shirt and the Old Wahoo song were the most important factors that made up the typical aura of a UVA homegame.
However, people lost their enthusiasm quickly after University of Southern California scored a touch down. Besides that, it was extremely hot and humid as if the sun was trying to drain the last bit of water from our body.


College Party.
Have you ever wonder what a college party in U.S. is like? It is somewhat simple. People go there and either dance, drink, play beer pong, or walk around laughing at others who are ridiculously drunk.

College classes.
There are only a few grades to enter in the gradebook, so if you mess up one test/quiz/essay, you are dead. , It is that simple.
Hey, I'm not trying to make it sound scary, but that is what my classes are like.

As you can see, I get less formal as I write, but I can't help it.

[Rec]

Hi Luv,

Things are changing day by dayto you, hỉ?

You comeback timely for the QBO English zone. So fun so happy.

Cheers!

[luvmyacnq]

Living in a foreign country, one could hardly imagine how darling it is to hear some one having the same accent as he/she does.
Having said that, I just met a girl with a Hue accent and a guy with a Quang Tri accent. I love to hear their conversations. It brings up the nostalgia feelings in me that no word could explain.

I'm sure it's the same with you all who happen to live away from home.
That's enough drivel for Today.

My roommate showed me this series called South Park, a really vulgar and inappropriate somewhat for juveniles. So if anyone wants to watch it, click on the link. Each episode is an allusion of something in real life. So, while you laugh at ridiculous people, try to relate it to real life and find out what the theme is.

http://www.southparkstudios.com/

look at the bottom, they have different seasons.