Life and Past

Many of us have been asked in an interview, “Where do you think you will be in 10 years?”  This is a typical example of relationship between past and future. In our lives, we experience so many things. In accordance with experiences, we do things. These actions come from our experiences.  Our experiences shape our actions and our actions shape our lives.
Moreover, our past is not a one-dimensional block that we can understand easily. I think that the past has three basic elements. First, our past starts in the family. Therefore, from the family we draw the essentials by which we live our lives. In my personal life, for example, the events I experienced with my father are important. His advice and actions and our memories stand on my horizon. Secondly, education is another an important element in our past because through our education, we take in so many things, both concsiously and unconciously. For instance, If I had studied in another field, like medicine or law, I think, my character and outlook would be very different. Thirdly, the past events builds our character. There could be troubles in our life, and our attitudes to these troubles have effects on our character. Though troubles effect our way of living, achievements also motivates us in our course of life. In my personal life, I try to think about my achievements to motive myself. For instance, because I was a successful undergraduate student, I continue to study as a graduate student and try to be succesful in this period of my life.
In conclusion, I want to say that our past is our history, and but we should not be stuck in our past history. We cannot change the events we experienced lived. We should reflect on positive events and achievements from the past. Inspired by these events and achievements, we should look to the future, which is in our hands. If we think this way, we will be able to give more fascinating answers to the question, “Where do you think you will be in 10 years?”

The worst restaurant

Last night, I was in a restaurant. I thought it would be nice but it wasn't. Starting with the food, it was too cold, but drinks weren't cold enough. The food was unsavory and there wasn't an allergen menu. It was the worst food I have ever eaten.
The waiters were so unfriendly and weren't fast enough. They got all the dishes wrong. They were unfriendly and never smiled at us.
The meal was so expensive for the low quality of food and the slow service. We felt horrible because of the bad service and food. We don't recommend it and we wouldn't go back again.

My perfect restaurant would be nice and charming. The food would be healthy and tasteful. The service would be fast and it would be located close to my house. The quality and price would be reasonable and I would feel great being there.