After that trip, Vanessa invited me to her home. Amazing fabulous! The design of her home is so delicate and full of humanity that makes living inside like a princess, full of happiness and content. She told me her husband is an architect studied abroad in America. Perfect match I told myself.
But sometimes Vanessa is worried, or a little bit upset, she said. She has a high position in the Bureau Of Medical Affairs, Department Of Health, and she has much pressure and loading from her job. She said sometimes she admires we clinical workers; though our work type is routine and hard, time-consuming and labor-taking, we are really free when our work time is off. They governmental officers don't. Their responsibilities and burdens accompany with their positions and titles, the higher, the heavier, from office to home, no duty holidays. We clinical workers confront the patients and their families' complaints and criticism; they face the heads', even more creepy-crawly.
Vanessa told me, we always complain what we're engaged in and admire what others are doing. It's like drinking a glass of water. Only the one who drinks knows it's hot or cold. Others can only be guessing. Cannot agree more. That's me. I'm very good at reproaching and censuring, making many of my acquaintances suppose my life is filled with sorrow. Actually not that bad. I'm just used to exaggerating my bad thoughts inside. Anyhow, facing up with life really takes a lot of courage and determination. However, I think I 'm lucky. I meet with and get to know a lot of persons. They demonstrate to me to take out the courage, to unveil your determination. They exemplify to me, life is beautiful, is worth appreciating. and takes some contemplation and pondering. Beautiful figure, beautiful mind, Vanessa. 
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