A few days ago, I arrived in Chicago. My parents came along with me to help me adapt quicker to the city. It's been pretty interesting so far, but it is **very** cold. When we checked in to the airport in Taipei, we were told that the flight would not be too packed. So my parents stayed in economy class, where armrests could be lifted and it would be possible to sleep laying down. I sat in an aisle seat in the premium economy class, and there were only around 5 people in the entire cabin.

If you read my blog occasionally, you may have noticed quite a huge blank space from June up until October. The reason for this is because I was on a journey. It wasn't a typical journey, but I did indeed learn and grow a lot from this one-of-a-kind experience. It started from slight changes in perspective in various aspects of my life. Close friends noticed and told me to believe in myself and to reach for my goals. So, on a whim, I sent my CV to Google Taiwan.