Hi, everyone!
Have you ever heard a Takarachizu?
There is a corkboard on the wall in my PC room. While sitting at a desk and checking my PC, it always comes into my sight. There are some pieces of paper on it, such as a picture of my family, a clipping from a magazine. This is my Takarachizu.
I read a book about it last year, and was stimulated by the idea that a visualization of our dream can actually influence our sub consciousness to realize them. A way of making it is very simple. We have only to put any pictures we want on the corkboard. For example, the place where you want to go, the house you want to live in. Now what I have are the pictures of a glorious sunrise on the Mountain in Hawaii and a beautiful Scandinavian house. Those are my favorite dreams.
So, see you tomorrow. Good night.
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Dear Cherry and friends,
Hi!
Takarachizu sounds adventurous. You're searching for the future. It's a wonderful idea to have dreams we can visualize or easily imagine. I don't have a corkboard but a whiteboard like the one Cosmos has in her house. I have photos of my nieces on it, but no such things as a Takarachizu. I write down my weekly schedule on it. It roughly includes my hourly schedule, but I hardly follow it. By the way, on what day does your week start? My week starts on Monday. What else on it? Well, for example, I had to return books to the library this morning. Within the square of Sunday morning was a note that told the due date. And I also made magnetic plates to stick to the whiteboard. One of these says, “Read books.”
Now, it's time to read.
Talk to you later.
Hi, everyone!
It is really cold. We had a wonderful and meaningful tutorial at Plum's house last Sunday. Reading aloud improve our English,so I'll do my best to finish my first essay. For that I will read an essay on Yosano Akiko.
Alice, in this case last Sunday referrs to Jan. 20 even if a week starts from Sunday. The word "last" means passed. Am I right? I've read something like that.
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