I left the door of 19 Lyon Crescent at 10:03, and arrived at the gate of the University of Stirling at 10:20, at the door of my office at 10:23.

         Passing by some beautiful small western buildings, green grassland with cattle on it, I thought it was an ideal road with ideal distance.

         Today I’m going to open an account in Bank of Scotland in Andrew Miller Building, now that I have a permanent address at last. Then I can deposit my money and travel check instead of bringing them with me everyday. Those travel check have been really traveling a lot these days!

         Then, I’m going to borrow appointed text book Books in the digital age from the library. If it is still unavailable, I have to buy it in the bookshop（Andy told me, bookstore was American English）.

         There is something else needed by the normal life I have to buy: two basins, a bowl, a sauté-scope, some condiments……

         Oh, thinking about those beloved people and those sweet mooncakes (nobody wants to eat!) back in Beijing, my heart is sour and aching to break.

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         Everything happened as my plan, but with some but……

         I opened an account and deposited my travel check, but was told the card would be arrive 7 to 10 days later;

         I borrowed two books I need, but Books in the digital age should be returned in a week (I could renew it, if nobody would reserve it), a history of reading should be returned before tomorrow 12:00, because it was in heavy need.

         So I cancelled the appointment with Ling tonight.

         I called home and talked with dad, mom, Ou and HH, then went to Tesco for shopping. I bought vegetables and oranges, washing tablets and hand wash, but there were no basin in Tesco and bowls in Tesco was too expensive. So I went to ￡1 shop in the town centre with 3 heavy bags of stuff. I bought a white china bowl there. as for basin, there still wasn’t, I had to buy a plastic food container as a replacer.

         Italian pasta with cucumber, today’s dinner was delicious. But, it was the first mid-autumn night without mooncake……