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Again, we are around the corner of a year’s end. Every time a year goes by, what make me think most are “ What I’ve learned? ” and “ Will I be satisfied with all these developments? ” Luckily, I feel that things are going well, even though something made me sad.

In the beginning of this year, my dear grandmother passed away. My family mourned for the senior with sadness. After her leaving, I started to realize how many wisdom of life she taught us, and, in my family, how important she was. Her departure for heaven let me cherish more about the relationship with my mother and brother. Besides, the uncertainty of life has told me that the width of life is much more treasurable than its length. It’s worth taking adventure to enlarge our vision for flourishing our life. My grandma’s whole life story was totally the real example.

During summer, my brother started serving in the military for duty. It might have been his toughest time of life from then on. We brothers’ different turns in the compulsory service have developed us some very different attitudes about working. I’ve believed that the correct motivation is more efficient than the proper punishment, and my brother’s on the contrary. Speaking in buzzwords, I am now a Y-theory believer while my brother is the follower of X-theory. I consider that there is nothing to argue, and it’s only a choice of leading philosophy. What I’ve learned from him is “ looking on the bright side of life. ” In the marine, you know, something makes people worn out, but he’s never surrendered himself to the situation. I think the optimistic attitude helps a lot. It will be a fruitful trip for him. Blessing!

In November, the time I’ve finished half of the duty, I started my personal column, where I share my mind and my heart with you. It was a milestone of my young life. Writing is fun, but when I set the goals that I have to achieve and the deadline of some articles, telling the truth, there existed some pressure. I suddenly felt a week was so short, and time went by fast. In addition, trying to make something different let me feel I was outputting continuously, but lacking of inputting. It’s good for me to realize it, and I think it will force me to learn more, faster and better.

Goodbye, 2002! You have brought me a lot, both in physical and in mental. I will miss you in the future.