Memorable Experience In A Bank Last year, I went to the bank to open an account. I took a number and waited my turn. On my turn, I sat across from the teller and she required my ID card. It was then I noticed I didn’t bring the ID on me. I was embarrassed and rooting through my bag, but nowhere. Finally, I had no choice but to come back the next day. After that incident, I check if I have my identification card when I go to banks.

knob? I want to explain my oven, but I don't know how can I say. It's a kind of handle and I can set the time by turning it. Is this sentence correct? I mean, do you understand it? Or how can I change the word? 'You just have to set the time and temperature by adjusting each knob.'

Comparing My Home in the past to now Up until 3 years ago, I lived in a spacious apartment with my parents and a younger brother. As he had joined the army, we moved out of it. Back then, I lived in a large, three-bed room apartment in a quiet neighborhood. There was a traditional market nearby, so I sometimes went there to buy stuff. In contrast, my current home is quite small because my brother’s room was missing. Once I leave the apartment, there is a hyper market. It makes my shopping more convenient than a traditional market. I can easily find what I want. I’m mostly satisfied with my home now. The only issue I have is little transportation. I would like to move to a house that is more convenient for transportation next time.

My Most Memorable TV Program The most memorable TV program I’ve ever watched was Jamie’s Kitchen. Jamie Oliver is a British celebrity chef. On the program, he train a group of 15 disadvantaged youth. If they complete the course, they will be offered jobs at his restaurants, fifteen. Furthermore, he initiated a campaign to move schoolchildren toward eating healthy foods and cutting out junk food. I had been impressed by the show and his life, so I decided to help other people.

Using Internet I’m on the internet day in and day out. Like most people, I have a smartphone that lets me stay connected all the time. So unless I’m asleep, I do something online. I usually use it to share information. For example, in the morning, on Youtube, I watch exercise video clip I subscribe to and try it. Or I search a recipe by using hash tag. There’s not much I don’t do on the internet. I seriously doubt I’m alone in this regard. Everyone relies on the internet nowadays. As for compraing the websites of today to it of the past.. Actually, not much time since I’ve surfed the internet. There is one big change, graphic. In the past, webpage is limited to mostly text with just a few simple images. Nowadays, however, most sites offer a multimedia experience like high-definition images and video clips. Come to think of it, websites come a long way.

Interesting Post A recent post that sticks out in my mind is an article about health. It was written by a medical journal I followed. They introduced LCHF, which means Low Carbohydrates High Fat. Surprisingly, this diet is really helpful for people who want to lose weight. They insisted carbohydrates turn on the switch that makes the body accumulate fat. High fat replaces the energy required to maintain body function properly. The article got hundreds of comments. Some people support the opinion but almost of them object. Of course, it was hard to believe, I found that sounds interesting.

A Memorable Experience While Cooking When I first bake a bread, a big problem occurred. It is unforgettable experience. When I purchased the oven, I thought there isn’t anything I can’t do. I just wanted to replicate a bread recipe I saw (I had seen?) online. I had all the ingredients except for baking powder, so I used baking soda instead. When I opened the oven, I notice that there was not a bread but just a huge cookie. I immediately cut it into small pieces by using a pizza cutter I didn’t mean to make cookies, but luckily, it tasted okay. After that incident, I’ve tried to follow the recipe as much as possible.