Stars

I have decided to write a diary in English starting/beginning from today. I for the English who because I want to be fluent in English. The first round entry today is memorable, and I would will try to talk of stars. I belong to the astronomy section club in my of the high school. Since the spring break period it, I have a been studying of the stars on a voluntary basis. The stars are romantic to me for me is what feel the romance, but What is a star for to you? I will be pleased to listen by all means. (Not sure exactly what you mean here!)

Some points...

- I have decided to write a diary starting from today. vs. I decided to write a diary starting from today.

- I have decided is in the present perfect tense and means that the you decided a short time ago and have not changed your decision.

- If you said "I decided to write a diary", it means that you either decided a long time ago or you decided to write a diary but then did not write a diary.

I hope I'm making sense!

Stars

I decided to write a diary in English from today. (I for the English - I can't uderstand what does it mean) who wants to be fluent. The first round today, memorable, I would try to talk of about a star. I belong to the astronomy section of the high school. Since the spring break period it, I have to study of the star on a voluntary basis by now. As for me, star for me is what feel the romance, but What is a star for you? Please, to listen by all of the means.