Moving to NJ

Moving to NJ

Hubbyand I moved to New Jersey two weeks ago. I started working at one ofthe largest pharmaceutical companies here. The first impression of NewJersey was three years ago, at that time, I came to look for a new job,and stayed at Princenton. That's where we caught the ivey bug. It wasearly June. What left impression was that miles and miles of greenlawns in the middle of the most expensive land right outside of NewYork. A river stretches between Rugters, princeton, heavily shaded,retreats from the crowds.

New Jersey lives many wealthy, beingthe backyard of New York. It is also diversified, with all shapes andcolors, being at the radious of New York. Wealth can make thingsheavenly, undeniably. Just check out the Melono Park mall, whereurbanly fashion and high price tickets are on display both in thewindows and on passerbys. The air breaths rich. And take what Dengxiaoping said? being rich is beautiful!

We stay at a sublet onRutgers Busch campus, where classmate Xheng is a talented youngprofessor there. Both wife Maggie and husband were our mixedclassmates. It was sure a nice thing to be seeing old friends again.

Rutgershas many campuses, all around Newark, and New Brunswick area. The Buschseems to be one that enjoys many unused land. Most prominent werestadiums, a golf course. The US education system has certainly madeeducation a priviledge and right that all citizens can enjoy.