A Good Night In the evening,one of my school's organizations holds a contest.This contest is called"Run In The Night". They asked us to run along the river.I am so excited at first and I am the leader,but after thirty minutes later,I just too hard to breath.So I stop to walk slowly and see other athleters run. After taking a shower,I sit at my bed,and I feel happy and satisfied.

Why should the boys be blamed Yesterday,our monitor invatated all the classmates to attend to an activity.In the classroom,we play a lots of games,such as "who is the spy","a person sings a song ,others guess the name of the song",and so on. At 8:00pm,the games were over,so others planned to go back to their domitory.I am one of the monitor's friends,so I helped her clean the classroom.Later,I,the monitor,and another two girls walked to the domitory together.While we were walking,they talked about two boys didn't help move the disordered chairs.(my class only twenty six students,especially,only two boys) The girls blamed them,but I kept silent. Why should the boys be blamed?Are they really wrong?Why do these girls have those thoughts? I think the boys aren't wrong,though they didn't help and it is unfair to the boys to accept the criticism.I think you should never force others to do what you expect.

A day I get up at 9:30am,then i open my computer to watch the soap opera named"ode to joy".At about 12:00,i go to have the lunch.Twenty minutes later,i come back to the domitary,and continue to watch until 4:00pm. It's rainy, i feel upset.After i watch the whole soap opera,i feel worse.I do'nt why,but just the feeling comes. I wonder if it's human beings' nature--you are unsatisfactory what you can't control,but you are still unsatisfactory to what you possess.