That was a moody morning, drizzling a little bit.
I got up early, wearing normal dress.
Sitting in the office of Liason, I began to wander what I shall do next.
Others gathered in the square, exercising, chanting slogan, and doing daily chores.
I was going to leave this island, discharged from military service.
The vessel set up at noon, and reached Koushoung Taiwan in the other morning.
I took a look at the vessel. The image is still vivid.
Then, I immediately got off a city shuffle. It took me about half an hour to reach Koushoung Railway station. I took another bus to Changhua rather than train.
About afternoon, I reached Changhua. Because I phoned my family as I got off the vessel, my uncle soon arrived, and fetched me home.
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