It's monologue

After having a long-tired fly, I arrived in DC safe and sound.

Though I met a weird and sucks custome helper, but the transition was still smooth eventually.

What the fly left me is several bruises and a sore body XD.

Especially my carry-on luggage hitted on me which made flakes of tiny bruises on my ribs. ~"~

Fortunatelly, two Korean guys and one foreign handsome guy helped me with the luggage on the latter way.
(by the way, actually, I took the wrong seat beside the handsome foreign guy by accident =P)

I was almost half hour earlier arriving. (AA's pilots like high-speed driving)

The first few days and nights were involved with non-stop house searching, it drives me impatient sometimes.

However, I got help from friends and found a nice rental eventually, though I haven't moved yet.

The first week was filled with endless orientation/speeches, plus some courses and exams. 

Except for those required activities, I went bank few times to settle down some banking problems.

I'm glad to meet some hospitable and wonderful friends(also temporary roommates) who treat me so nice and warm. =)

Without their help, I can't adapt to life here so soon, ex: meals, living. Really appreciate them a lot!

Last Fri. was our program's orientation. We've been told to pre-select our courses under advisor's instruction.

There is no Taiwanese on my class except me, but we have 5-6 Chinese classmates who always gather together since I met them in school.

The course will begin from this Wed.

I hope everything will be on the track soon....and be fine, too.

After all, 15 credits/semester is not a common thing here, =P tense and stressful are the two words I heard most.  

I'll try to update life and things asap... but, the prerequisite is I shall have time first. =)