日本に来ました。 今日は日本に来ました。これからの一年間に、ここのホテルで実習を始めます。今はいろんなことを分からないんです。人の言葉を分からないし、ちゃんと自分の気持ちを伝えないし、読めないこともいっぱいありますけど、なんとか もっと頑張りたい感じを気がします。せっかく憧れるの日本に来ましたから!

a nice weekend Last Saturday night, after finishing my work, my friend invited me to go to a movie named "unfriended." He saw the trailer on youtube and he thought it is one of the horror B-movie. He said it's just a movie about a group of friends that can't hang up the Skype, otherwise they will die. It sounded crazy and kind of ridiculous, but it did make me want to watch. That was the first time I watched a movie at night around 10. I didn't know that the trailer of other movies before "unfriended" started were all horror movies. Finally, the movie had started. I have to say, it was way scaring than I thought. The story is about a girl commits suicide because her friends post a video of her when she got drunk and defecated on her pants on youtube. Then on the anniversary of her death, her friends who post the video were skyping. And it's time for her to take her revenge on them. After that, the following story I am not gonna be a spolier here. You may rather find it out yourself. Even though this movie has something that is illogical and unreasonable, it also succeeds in some aspects such as it makes a great atmosphere of terror and the story plot is not that bad. Furthermore, the concept that this movie focuses on is Internet issue which is around us everyday. Overall, I like this movie and it's a great movie to kill time if you have free time and don't know what to do. At least it made me a nice weekend!

Reading sharing This is the book my instructor required me to read and after reading this book, I think it is a good book which leads the readers to think about the meaning of life. The book's title is "Man's Search For Meaning," written by Viktor E. Frankl. This book is about the author's own experience in the concentration camp during WWII. Not many people who like to recall those horrible memories, but due to the author was a clinical psychologist, he recorded what he had seen in the camp and analyzed the reaction of the prisoners. This book doesn't focus on physical suffering much but mental condition. For example, when a person who is under the heavy mental pressure, how does he maintain his desire to survive and keep going toward his dream. In the camp, many people just gave up their hope and waiting for their death. This situation is kind of similar of what I am experiencing now. English has always been my weakness from the time when I was in my country and even after I moved to the US. I had a hard time to talk to people in English and I am still not very good at it now. Day by day, it became a pressure for me to learn English. I almost lost my hope of learning English and only studied as much as I need to pass the class. When I thought I would be dying just like those prisoners who had already given up, the author's words changed my mind. People only dying when they let themselves decline. As long as I have an aim and then I would have the motivation to keep going. Things are not always as bad as I thought, and after I realized it, I happened to find this website which let me know there are many people just like me, working on studying different languages. In addition, there are also many people who are willing to help others to learn a new language. How lucky I am! Anyways, this book talks about more than this. I highly recommend this book to you guys and hope you will enjoy it!