First Time

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My mom said

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color and smell have a huge effect

on people's moods.

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So I wonder,

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if that theory is true,

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what colors make me excited, or nervous?

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Or happy, or worried?

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And what are the smells that make me...

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giddy one minute

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and hysterical the next,

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that fill me with so much love

I forget where I am,

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or so stubborn

about something I can't let go.

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Gong Ning

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But I know,

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you're the reason I feel all these emotions.

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It's 3:
30 on the 15th.

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Gong Ning

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if I hadn't just listened to

what I recorded for you yesterday,

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I wouldn't remember

any of what I said to you.

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I guess my memory is getting worse.

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Have I said that to you before too'?

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A kid named Ming got a new haircut.

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The next day,

all the kids at school laughed at him.

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They said,

Your new haircut looks like a kite!

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Ming was hurt, and he ran outside

and started crying.

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He cried, and he cried, and cried...

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and then a gust of wind caught him,

and he ew.

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Your turn.

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A centipede, spider, and ant

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go to help their friend the butterfly move.

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And then?

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Hey, knock it off!

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I'm not even done and you're laughing.

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Hon, butterflies don't have homes.

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Technical foul, you lose. Hand it over.

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So much for childhood innocence...

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The sweating and the forgetfulness

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are just side effects of her medicine,

nothing you need to worry about.

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Her condition is hereditary,

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it's very different

from ordinary myasthenia gravis.

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So what about what we just talked about?

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She needs to avoid physical exertion.

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I'm sure you know

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Respiratory muscle paralysis

can be life threatening.

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Even though other doctors might not agree,

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I think, for her safety,

we should increase her dosage,

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or the risk of muscle paralysis is too high.

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Rock Rock Rock

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"I have a donkey, and I never rode it"

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"But one day, I got bored,

and rode it to the market"

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"I felt so proud

with my little whip in my hand"

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"Then suddenly I slipped off

and fell in the mud"

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Rock Rock Rock

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"I have a donkey"

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"I have a donkey"

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"I have a donkey, and I never rode it"

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"But one day, I got bored,

and rode it to the market"

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"I felt so proud

with my little whip in my hand"

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"Then suddenly..."

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Sorry, sorry... Are you ok?

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Sorry, my rooster acts up sometimes.

You're not hurt, are you?

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Song Shiqiao?!

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Are you Song Shiqiao?

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I'm Gong Ning

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That rooster belongs to our guitarist,

Chunzi.

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It hatched from an egg

he bought a few years ago.

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And back then, it was cute,

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so he didn't want to get rid of it.

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You've changed a lot.

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I couldn't tell it was you at all.

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Well, yeah!

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With this thing on,

who could tell it was me?

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If it weren't for

those weird hiccups of yours

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I'd never guess you were the same girl

who sat behind me in class.

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Do you remember that time in math class

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when a cockroach ew out of the wall?

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Everybody else was screaming,

but you hiccuped.

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I get the hiccups when I'm nervous.

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That was chemistry, wasn't it?

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Math.

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This is my cell number.

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Call me sometime.

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I have to go let the organizers

tear me a new one.

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Bye.

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What's wrong?

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Are you tired? Does something hurt'?

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Mom...

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is this medicine making me stupid?

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Why would it'?

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I feel like my memory is getting worse.

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I met someone I used

to go to high school with,

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But I could hardly recognize him.

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Boy or girl?

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Boy.

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Same homeroom?

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We were in the same lit class, junior year.

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But, after a few months,

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he cleaned out his desk and left.

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I think it had something to do

with his dad's job,

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so he had to transfer.

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You liked him?

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No!

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Then it's normal you wouldn't recognize him!

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