Mr. Prusse,
How are you today? And how is Mrs. Prusse?
Thanks for the encouragement yesterday. I will keep up the good work.
I have held a question for you for a long time. You know,
everytime I see you, you are always wearing a smile, not a smile from
you mouth, but one from you heart. And so is Mrs. Prusse. This kind of
smile is infectious. Every time I met you, I was happy immediately no
matter how bad my mood was at the moment. I ever read a passage in
which I was impressed with one sentence," Older people are happier." But
I don't know why, maybe because I am not old. I
think I was much happier when I was a little boy. As I grow up, there
are many unexpected bad things happening, which often make me feel not
good.
Yesterday, before the short play competition, from
9:00-12:30, I received 13 students from LSU, the US. I showed them
around our campus and had lunch with them. They are living in Tongji
Guest House now. I can feel they are happier than me, but not happier
than you. I can tell they also have some unpleasant things.
Every morning, when I wake up, I usually tell
myself,"Harry, today is a new day, just get up and enjoy your life. Be
happy all the time." But happiness doesn't last long. Recently, almost
everyday poured in many unexpected and unpleasant tasks, which disturbed
my own studying and reviewing schedule.
Mr. Prusse, can you tell me the secret of your smile? Why do you look so happy and keep humorous all the time?
And who couldn't smile when you see this crazy old man?!?!
The Chinese students love to wear these glasses that do not have any frames in them. Pherrel sure does a great job modeling this Asian style! Actually, now that I think about it, I've seen Americans do it too!
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