HI, ladies!!
I received valuable ideas from Gloriosa’s proposal this morning. (Please see her comment on the last) I want to take time to think about it…
Yestersay’s Victorian tutorial was so impressive for me, and I thought I am a lucky woman who has gotten this golden opportunity. The best thing I can do is to improve my English even little by little.
So, see you next. Bye!
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Dear Cherry and friends
Gloriosa, thank you for making a sincere suggestion for us NWSRG members.
Did you feel Plum's irritation? I didn't, but I guess she is always beeing disappointed.
Yesterday, I was greatly impressed with her words. She told us that there are English expressions that Japanese language does not have. At that moment, I felt that we do not share her target and I really wished to know such expressions. Obviously, there was a gap between Plum and us in enthusiasm and I know why. Let me explain with an anecdote.
In 2003, my mother and I went to the Swiss Alps. We climbed some mountains. Climbers might be able to imagine the scenery from a peak. It sometimes can be beyond our expectations.
On that day, we thought we were hiking an easy trail but soon realized it was a difficult slope. After walking along a ridge, we saw a peak but we still had a long pass to go. We hesitated but finally decided to go. The slope was so steep that I wanted to go back but Mother proceeded ignoring me. In the Swiss Alps, all the mountains look like walls. So what we saw from the peak eventually was the other side of the wall. A lake and town spread out far down around the base. The view was breathtakingly beautiful and was one that we wouldn't have enjoyed if we had given up.
I know Plum is seeing and feeling what we can't do because she is the one who has reached there.
Good night.
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