October 25th,2010
This morning I read one passage of my english textbook. One sentence is insteresting. "Many of us(men) find it difficult to take the initiative or to say no to women at home, because we never learned how to say no to our mothers." I believe the constellation a bit, for it's accurate somehow. I'm cancer krebs. It's said that manifesto is so important for cancer krebs. I've imagined so much about my own manifesto after marriage, though it's after a longtime, maybe 9 or 10 years. Hehe. My theoretics lilerature teacher said that all men have a mother fixation. When I read the sentence in this morning, the teacher's words cross my mind immediately.
In the afternoon I attended PE. we are learning waltz. It looks easy, but when you try by you own, you'll find it difficult.
I have to attend class now.(By the way, can"i have to"abrige to "i've to"?)
See you tomorrow! (How many blank places should be in the first line of one paragraph?)
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October 25th,2010
This morning I read a passage in my english textbook. One sentence is insteresting. "Many of us(men) find it difficult to take the initiative or to say no to women at home, because we never learned how to say no to our mothers." I believe in astrology a bit, for it's accurate, somehow. I'm a Cancer crab. It's said that to have a manifesto is very important for Cancer crabs. I've imagined so much about my own manifesto after I am married, although that won't be for a long time, maybe 9 or 10 years from now. Hehe. My theoretics literature teacher said that all men have a mother fixation. When I read the sentenceIn the afternoon, I attended PE. We are learning the waltz. It looks easy, but when you try on your own (or: by yourself) , you'll find it difficult.
I have to attend class now.(By the way, can"i have to"abrige to "i've to"?) (no. you should only use this abbreviation when the meaning is the possessive "I have", not when it's the verb "to have to")
See you tomorrow! (How many blank places should be in the first line of one paragraph?)
Excellent progress, Lisa. Well done. :))
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