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The Last Day of October 2 At the end of last month, October, I was trying hard to think of what to do. I felt I had something to do immediately, but I didn't find out what it was at last. I know now. It got colder soon, and then I caught a cold. What I had to do last month was to take warm sweaters or other clothes out of my wardrobe and wash them. Fortunately, I never had a temperate. There was no need to stay in bed. But the problem is that I couldn't help coughing loudly whenever I tried to say something. This lasted for weeks. I wrapped up warm and I ate lots of apples and satsuma oranges. I have finally got well. Here is about satsuma oranges: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citrus_unshiu I'm not sure what I should call them in English. They are really tasty. Japanese people eat lots and lots of them during the winter. Thanks for reading this notebook entry. Take care, everyone!

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The Last Day of October 2

At the end of last month, October, I was trying hard to think of what to do. I felt I had something to do immediately, but I couldn't find out what it was. I know now. It got cold shortly after, and then I caught a cold. What I had to do last month was to take warm sweaters or other clothes out of my wardrobe and wash them. Fortunately, I never had a high temperature. There was no need to stay in bed. But the problem is that I couldn't help coughing loudly whenever I tried to say something. This lasted for weeks. I wrapped up in warm layers and I ate lots of apples and satsuma oranges. I finally got better.

Here is an article about satsuma oranges: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citrus_unshiu
I'm not sure what I should call them in English. They are really tasty. Japanese people eat lots and lots of them during the winter.

Thanks for reading this notebook entry. Take care, everyone!

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The satsuma oranges seem to be called 'seedless mandarins' or 'tangerines' in English.

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