My life

My name is Val.
I am thirty-nine years old.
My job is finance analyst. (or maybe "financial analyst")
I like football,  reading good books and cinema. My family have gone to the beach today, including my older sister and brother. We hope the nearby beach is good. John, my brother is playing football and my mother is talking, reading a book, and eating lunch. Dad is asleep in the sand.

Co-working spaces

I've been having an internet connection problem for quite a while in my home. It's not stable at all. it comes and goes - it will work for an hour and then disconnect for hours. One of my new year's resolutions is to improve my English fluency in the first 3 months. and having a weak internet connection deprives me of watching online videos about learning English. Today I decided to go and study English at a co-working place. I thought that it's gonna be a quiet place. but it wasn't all it was cracked up to be. I found there were some people shouting at each other. They were actually kind of teasing  each other but that actually was really annoying for me especially for first time to go to this place. I didn't expect that at all. But what went well and made me feel that it was well worth the opportunity to try was that I felt that I studied more than I might have studied if I was sitting at home. And I think that has something to do with co-working space vibe. It's actually a vibe that makes you feel that you're here to work. or to do a certain thing. so you try as much as possible to make the most of the opportunity of having a good internet connection and exploit your time in a more efficient way. The experience wasn't bad. I feel like I may try it again if the internet stays as it is,  especially given that this co-working space was really affordable ,and I also felt like its vibe has raised my productivity level.

Notes:

- That's all pretty good, expect that you're using "actually" a bit too often. I don't know anything about Arabic, but I know that in French 'actuallement", which look like the English "actually" has a different sense. In French it means "at this moment", whereas "actually" in English is used to i) emphasise that something is really happening or ii) to show surprise that something unexpected happens (I though I'd hate the party but actually I had a great time.)

1/25 diary (please improve)

I woke up at 7:30.

When I ate breakfast, the weather forecast said it'll  snow heavily today.

I didn't want to go outside because of the heavy snow, but I had to go English school for a lesson.

And I finished my English conversation lesson.

I've been to English conversation class for 2 years because I want to pass the examination for EIKEN.

My teacher told me a new idiom ''hold your horses'' which means '' don't be in rush '' or ''please stop''

Woo, English expressions are very interesting.

On the way to go home, I bought a pack of strawberry and condensed milk.

And I'm going to eat tomorrow morning.

I can't wait for tomorrow!!!!