20130330, Minutes, Taichung

[Bill1]

I appreciated your coming.
The topic was a little hard.But every person had something to say about memory.
It was good.
Thanks to Jade to treat me a coffee.
Memory is such a fantastic thing. Sometimes you can't even tell it from illusion.
We all have our specific memory. It is something that can't be taken away, and thus belong to us, making what we are.
I have good memory here.
thanks.

[Jasmine0316]

Dear Taichung Happiers:

A joke a day keeps doctor away. Completing his fantastic performance and sharing two jokes with us, Bill had a big smile brighter than the spring sunshine; Happiers greeted David with warmest concerns (Thank you, David, for visiting us again, regardless of your intense academic research); our President, Kevin, played a perfect role of this stunning meeting’s moderator. All of these framed a cheerful and meaningful memory of our discussion, and we clearly saw the exact coherence between this topic and our gathering. Thank you, Bill and all participants.

Bill has successfully developed our further curiosity about memory. Fortunately, researchers have been detecting these adventures: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P9bpTkBlAfs&noredirect=1 . As we are sharing language learning experiences in this Club, please allow me to recommend this absorbing material:
http://istina.imec.msu.ru/static/pl-2012_html/documents/Baddeley_Working_Memory_2003.pdf . Also, mind mapping is a helpful tool for us to visualize our goals, and to improve our memory and creativity: http://www.mindtools.com/pages/article/newISS_01.htm .

People will forget what we do and what we say, but they will always remember how we make them feel. Jane’s gift coffee has warmed Bill’s heart; Harris produced an entertaining memory for Taichung Happiers on April Fool’s Day. How about our first memory of hanging out with friends? And, even our first memory of enjoying reading? To create a brand new sweet memory, wish Happiers enjoy the adventures during this 4-day holiday.



Best Wishes,
Jasmine