Dear Liz,

I am writing to you about my studying abroad time.

As you know, I am studying in Sydney university as a freshman. Everything has been fine to me except two problems: travelling and working part-time.

I must say that I am very bad at navigation. I have been lost ten times since I came there to study. The public transportation is very convenient yet unfamiliar with me since that in our country is not developed.

I am working as a sale person for a convenience store downtown. However, I run into a problem of lack experience and struggling to balance the work and my study. I can not quit any of these as I need money to afford other daily necessities.

I am hoping that you can give me some advices on these two problems. Did you come into these troubles when you studied aboard? How did you tackle them?

I am looking for your response.

Best wishes,

Dear peter
My family is not like many of my friends with only 4 people but 6 people, including my grandparents, my parents, my brother and me. My grandparents are both over sixty years old, they are still very strong and very lucid. He likes to play chess, she likes to go shopping and shopping. My mother is a doctor, so whenever someone in the house is sick, she does not need to go out to do a check-up. Not only that, my mom is also very sure, everything she cooks is delicious, everyone likes my family My dad is a soldier in town. My brother, who was studying in the military, continued to say his father. My brother likes to play soccer. I would like to introduce myself. I study at Vinh Tuong town secondary school. I study very hard to have a better future. There, that's my family!
Love
Lam

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