Letter 21 - a short letter from me

Dear Tim,

photo shooting, we went to an university to shoot a photo that'll be on our poster
and in one of the book people can get, we will have every member of our class printed on it, and people are choosing good spots to shoot the photos, and I've chosen two spots to shoot mine, one on the top of a tree which I climbed and the other one beside the cow patting it:) I'll upload the picture on once I got it.
Also i'm very busy as always this week, I haven't even got time to touch my games for a month, but that's alright, life is still going good, but just a bit extra busy for this week, 3 reports and 2 speeches for me to finish. Well, actually i finished the report parts and I'll prepare for the speeches later :)
Also i think being with Izek makes me a lot more positive and happy:)

Study question

1. Why did many American women during this time use old flour sacks to make clothing for their families? 

 --Many American women would make clothing for the families from old flour sacks because the flour companies began to market their products by having colorful assortments of cotton print and instructions of how to wash the label off, and some dress patterns printed on the bags.

5. In what ways was the United States closely involved with life in Taiwan before 1972? 

Taiwan benefits from all kinds of  "aid" programs from the United States,  such as military aids(US Air Force & Naval personnel stationed in Taiwan), and bags of shipped flour.

6. Why were the flour bags in Taiwan used to make clothing for boys, but not for girls? 

The fabric is considered too coarse and rough for girls to wear.