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What I did this weekend. I hate hangovers! Friday. I had my part-time job from 11am to 7pm and then I met a friend of mine, drinking all night at a bar. That was a little bit tough but I had very fun. Saturday. what I thought, I had a hangover as same like every time I drink. Thanks to that terrible hangover, I had a headache, was puke all day and could almost nothing other than watching a DVD that day! But that was great that I didn't have a part-time job that day because I could get rest at home. I wish I could hold my liquor much more. I really don't drink too much. Come to think about it, I practiced using English here and on Skype a little too. That was interesting and helpful. Sunday. I woke up 10am. Yes, I overslept. I was planing to handle things to do in morning. From afternoon, I went to shopping to buy some clothes to a store where I often use. I purchased a jacket and a shoes. After I came back home, I started cleaning my room where it was getting so messy. I wonder why your rooms get messy before you know. Finally,Today,Monday. Actually Today is a holiday in Japan which is called 敬老の日(Keirou no hi). The day is that you respect to elders and express gratitude to them. That's why I and my family went to my grandparents' place, and spent time with them eating lunch. Then since I didn't study this weekend at all, I wrote a report and studied English for TOEIC a little at home, which is an English test and popular in especially Korea and Japan. In many Japanese universities, Autumn semester starts from an end of September so summer vacations will be over soon and classes are beginning in about a week, sigh. I have to try to wake up early from tomorrow on. Thanks for reading. I'm glad you correct my journal or comment to it. Bye.

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What I did this weekend. I hate hangovers!

Friday. I had my part-time job from 11am to 7pm and then I met (a friend of mine), my friend and we were drinking all night at a bar. That was a little bit tough but I had very fun. what does u mean here

Saturday. what I thought, I had a hangover as same like every time I drink. Thanks to that terrible hangover, I had a headache, was puke all day and could almost nothing other than watching a DVD that day! But that was great that I didn't have a part-time job that day because I could get rest at home. I wish I could hold my liquor much more. I really don't drink too much. Come to think about it, I practiced using English here and on Skype a little too. That was interesting and helpful.

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Sunday. I woke up 10am. Yes, I overslept. I was planing to handle things to do in morning.
From afternoon, I went to shopping to buy some clothes to a store where I often use. I purchased a jacket and a shoes.
After I came back home, I started cleaning my room where it was getting so messy. I wonder why your rooms get messy before you know.

Finally,Today,Monday. Actually Today is a holiday in Japan which is called 敬老の日(Keirou no hi). The day is that you respect to elders and express gratitude to them. That's why I and my family went to my grandparents' place, and spent time with them eating lunch. Then since I didn't study this weekend at all, I wrote a report and studied English for TOEIC a little at home, which is an English test and popular in especially Korea and Japan.

In many Japanese universities, Autumn semester starts from an end of September so summer vacations will be over soon and classes are beginning in about a week, sigh. I have to try to wake up early from tomorrow on.

Thanks for reading. I'm glad you correct my journal or comment to it. Bye.

··i really want  to help u correct ur passage,but i am so sorry to c so many grammar~~therefore i cant continue my job~~but

come on~dont give up~加油加油

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hi,your english pretty nice:).i hpe u can have a Good start this term.
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nice to know about what's happening during your vacations and that you pay tribute to your elderly people.. I hope we have the same holiday here in the Philippines too..

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