Hi, everyone!
How are you???
This morning I went to Plum’s house to talk about my essay. In fact, I had really felt nervous about it during last week. I had to do a lot of works and was confused. But Plum’s warm, valuable advice made me very, very happy, and now I’m full of fight. When she talked about her tough fight in learning English, I found I was too optimistic. Anyway, I have a lot of TIME. I’m going to improve my English. Thank you very much.
I also feel great respect for your effort, dear friends.
So, see you later! Good night.
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Dear Cherry and friends,
Good afternoon.
I visited my sister's house yesterday evening. Her house is only 7 minute drive from my house. She is teaching kids calligraphy at her house. One of my friends, C-san, takes her daughter to the calligraphy class every week. Yesterday morning I got an e-mail from C-san. She wanted to ask me about a recent research conducted by PTA officers at her daughter's elementary school. Her e-mail says that she would bring the results when she came to my sister's. The purpose of the research was to find out how children spend time at home and how long they spend time with their parents at home. I didn't think that I could give her good advice about the investigation, but since I have already suggested that they could use questionnaires from surveys conducted by somebody else and compare the known results to those from their own survey. I was interested in the results, so I visited my sister's house while C-san was there. She had already aggregated the results and beautifully visualized them using Excel software. She is disguising a ordinary housewife but her main profession is artistic creation. She creates various kinds of things. She can earn money by designing if she needs. She sometimes teach us how to make pottery. She and her family have been planning to build a house by themselves now. Phyllis, an American woman, who was an art teacher at high school, is our mutual friend. In Mexico, Phyllis got a pretty tile for C-san and asked her to set it somewhere in her new house. They haven't started to build it yet. I'm looking forward to seeing the new house.
Have a good weekend.
Hi, everyone.
Alice, I am sorry. I took you for Sunflower. Sunflower pointed out the mistake to me today.
Now, in China the game of ping pong is held. I ask you how you pronouce ping pong or Hong Kong?
Maybe you can soon pronouce them exactly?
Then, how about King Kong?
What makes the difference?
If you know, please tell me.
Good night.
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