For the past three days, my evening life pattern is like this:
After dinner, I went to sleep until 9~9:30pm. Then I started to work, grading students’ compositions or translations, and preparing lessons until 12:30am.
No time for TV (thanfully, I don’t fall for TV), squeezing time out for reading, exhausted but delighted to bed, sound sleep till morning. Every morning when I woke up, I recalled the sentence in the article, “Advice to A Young Man” by Robert Jones Burdette:
“The work gives you appetite for meal; it lends solidity to your slumbers; it gives you a perfect and grateful appreciation of a holiday.”
We can work very very hard but still sing in our heart.
i can still imagine how sweet you are when you are working !!!
(ps.is the “k” missing in the third paragraph ?)
Dear Sun,
Thank you for your “sweet” imagination and the correction. BTW, I have to thank you for being so nice to Chen Ying, a student of mine in Class 313, who asked you for some information about your university. She told me how helpful and loveable you are. Thanks a lot!