I am in Greensboro!!!!

In May, 25th, 2008, I woke up 7:00AM; I took all baggage to my gray car. I drove my car from Kentucky to Greensboro, North Carolina because my parents wanted to change my ESL-English Second Language- and let me had a good environment to learn English. When I arrived at University Square in Greensboro the time was almost 7:00 PM. Of course in front of desk there was no one in there, so I couldn't check in there. I made a phone call to the University Square office to ask who can help me to check in. After one hour, a tall strong man gave a room key, but the room was a smell model room. It meant I did just live in this room for few days. After, I have to change my room. Anyway, I found a place I could rest.

The sceond morning in Greensboro, I curious walked around University Square I was surprising that there were just two small stoves in the first floor, but I lived at the eighth floors. If I want to cook some delicious food, I have to bring all cook stuff to the first floor. It is very inconventent. I thought that I had to move out the demon University Square and found a new place to live.

Anyway, I had to find the Inter link office but I didn't know where was Interlink office and I had to find it because today was new student registered day. It was the most important for new students. I called the Interlink office and a woman who answered the phone call told to me the destination. Then, I walked to the office and finished registered. I ask an officer that how many Taiwanese studied at Interlink? Becuase I needed some help find that a new place to live. She answered my question and gave me a number of Mike; he studied at Interlink for five months. I made a phone call to Mike. I wanted him to help me to find a new place. He gave a number of TSA (Taiwanese Student Association) of prescient. His name was Tony.

Tony was an Interlink student, but now he is a MBA student in UNCG. He told to me that he knew an American house room was a Taiwanese live there. However, he went back to Taiwan. So the place was empty. Then, he took me to the house and contacted the house owner- Anelx, he was a American and had short hair. We walked around his house; it was perfect for me, so I decided to rent it. Finally, I had a good place to continue learning English.