Thank you, Cherry. I am so happy that we have our English blog!!! We can write in anything we want to, of course, whenever, since it is our blog. I am also excited about your first paper presentation. You may become nervous about it, but it is quite natural. It’s just a matter of experience. If you have more experience, you will feel easier and, sometimes, comfortable. But at the same time, it is always hard to control our stage fright , isn’t it? A little bit of stage fright might be good, but we shouldn’t be beaten up by it. I’d love to read other members’ comments. Please write, please.
Cherry, I appreciate your painstaking work. It's nice. While Cherry was making an effort to make this blog, I went for a walk around the Miyoshi pond. I usually go out for a walk 3 days a week.The pond is 4.5km in circumference. It takes about 48 minutes to walk for me. Now you can appreciate hydrangea along the way around the pond. It is bound to mitigate your tension from your unknown challenge for your stage fright.
Dear Cherry, Thank you for giving us chance to write English blog. I made English blog before, but I gave up to keep it at least twice. I have an address for it, but I have completely deleted the content because I didn't like it. I believe progress makes my past writing shameful. Besides, it's hard to keep doing something. Once I start doing something, I have to give up another habit. And it's always hard to set priorities. Enough of making excuse. I'll try to keep you posted.
Hi, Cherry. How was your day today? It was hot and humid today, wasn’t it? I went out all morning and came home, and had lunch (a big slice of watermelon, cherries and two cups of café au lait), and went out again, at about three thirty, for an appointment with my hand doctor (yes, formally he is called an orthopedic surgeon). I have suffered from CM arthritis for, probably, one year. It got serious at the beginning of this year. One day I got an acute pain in the lower part of my right hand. I had noticed this kind of pain before, though not as acute as this one. This pain went through my body just as an electric shock. It terrified me. Then, I began to get this kind of pain more often than before, sometimes 3 or 4 times a day. Gradually, I got unbearable to this pain and went to the doctor. I got my hands x-rayed and it was discovered that I got CM arthritis. That was before I went to Sydney. A couple of months ago, my doctor suggested that I should get a sort of holder around my hands so that my pain would be mitigated, instead of having a surgical operation. Then I got them. But it is so troublesome to put them on and off. They are made of some elastic cloth, and I don’t want them wet, and so I take it off (I normally put on a holder around my right hand only, not my both hands, I am supposed to, though) before I wash my hands or do some ‘water job’. I got home at around 5, and read comments by Azalea and Alice. Hi, Azalea and Alice, thanks for your comments. I enjoyed reading them.
Anyway, I don’t want to get you bored with my nonsensical story, and so I will stop my story here. I hope you had a wonderful day today.
Hi, everyone. I was reading my message after sending it, and found a mistake, and would like to correct it. I got unbearable to this pain… This should be: This pain got unbearable…., not me. Sorry about this mistake.
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Thank you, Cherry.
I am so happy that we have our English blog!!!
We can write in anything we want to, of course, whenever, since it is our blog. I am also excited about your first paper presentation. You may become nervous about it, but it is quite natural. It’s just a matter of experience. If you have more experience, you will feel easier and, sometimes, comfortable. But at the same time, it is always hard to control our stage fright , isn’t it? A little bit of stage fright might be good, but we shouldn’t be beaten up by it. I’d love to read other members’ comments. Please write, please.
Cherry, I appreciate your painstaking work. It's nice. While Cherry was making an effort to make this blog, I went for a walk around the Miyoshi pond. I usually go out for a walk 3 days a week.The pond is 4.5km in circumference. It takes about 48 minutes to walk for me. Now you can appreciate hydrangea along the way around the pond. It is bound to mitigate your tension from your unknown challenge for your stage fright.
Dear Cherry,
Thank you for giving us chance to write English blog. I made English blog before, but I gave up to keep it at least twice. I have an address for it, but I have completely deleted the content because I didn't like it.
I believe progress makes my past writing shameful.
Besides, it's hard to keep doing something. Once I start doing something, I have to give up another habit. And it's always hard to set priorities.
Enough of making excuse.
I'll try to keep you posted.
Hi, Cherry.
How was your day today? It was hot and humid today, wasn’t it?
I went out all morning and came home, and had lunch (a big slice of watermelon, cherries and two cups of café au lait), and went out again, at about three thirty, for an appointment with my hand doctor (yes, formally he is called an orthopedic surgeon). I have suffered from CM arthritis for, probably, one year. It got serious at the beginning of this year. One day I got an acute pain in the lower part of my right hand. I had noticed this kind of pain before, though not as acute as this one. This pain went through my body just as an electric shock. It terrified me. Then, I began to get this kind of pain more often than before, sometimes 3 or 4 times a day. Gradually, I got unbearable to this pain and went to the doctor. I got my hands x-rayed and it was discovered that I got CM arthritis. That was before I went to Sydney. A couple of months ago, my doctor suggested that I should get a sort of holder around my hands so that my pain would be mitigated, instead of having a surgical operation. Then I got them. But it is so troublesome to put them on and off. They are made of some elastic cloth, and I don’t want them wet, and so I take it off (I normally put on a holder around my right hand only, not my both hands, I am supposed to, though) before I wash my hands or do some ‘water job’. I got home at around 5, and read comments by Azalea and Alice. Hi, Azalea and Alice, thanks for your comments. I enjoyed reading them.
Anyway, I don’t want to get you bored with my nonsensical story, and so I will stop my story here. I hope you had a wonderful day today.
Hi, everyone.
I was reading my message after sending it, and found a mistake, and would like to correct it.
I got unbearable to this pain…
This should be:
This pain got unbearable…., not me.
Sorry about this mistake.
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