I'd been attending international trainings, and it is always good to win new friends and acquaintances. My recently finished international course is another life-time experience worth-keeping. Just as in other courses I attended, one of the most difficult moment in this course was when everybody started to pack-up things and go back home. It is here when you get mixed feeling - sad as your group start to disintegrate, but exciting as you hope to see your family back home.
Nov. 11 when I together with a compatriot Dr. Sen and Mr. Amour of Kenya left Wuhan and took a 13-hour travel by train to Guangzhou. The trip was convenient as we took "sleeper" accommodation when one can just lie down on to his destination. We reach Guangzhou early morning, but our flight was on the evening yet, thus, we have to wait for another day before boarding our plane to Manila.
I reached my residence Nov. 12 in the afternoon, started checking my e-mails a day after, and the words of greetings from our classmates certainly made me nostalgic. So nice experience, so nice Wuhan City. I simply love it. Ni hao . . . saijan!
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