Semicon Japan 2005

I went for an interpreter's job in Tokyo 2 days ago for Semicon. What is Semicon? I bet most of the people don't know about this, including myself....I didn't really know what it is all about but I have to interprete everything>< it was tough. of course after looking around some boothes there I graduatly got some idea of it and did my job better than the beginning. It was an interesting exhibition though... I learnt alot of special vocabularies for Semicon and get to know what is high technology. My boss said that maybe after several times of this kind of experiences maybe I can be a professional interpreter for Semiconduction industry and I can earn alot from this. But the fact is I am not interested in this....it is too difficult for me and I cannot imagine that I have to face robot, wafer, dry pump, retaining ring etc...everyday....I don't think that I am a part of high tech, so don't expect myself. I am still searching for my future. Never have this kind of hard time before. One of the reason that I want to go to graduate school, it is because that I am not sure about what should I do in the future and I need time to think of it but I don't want to waste my time so I choose to study more and see whether I can find my answer or not. This trip to Tokyo made myself think about many things alot. I aprreciate it. I think I've grown alot via this job. Future is still too far way from me, I just want to enjoy the moment right now, because I am still young. I don't want to make myself by stuck with everything. That's me!