As everyone knows, it has been over a week since the forest fires occurred fires in Hawaii. The news said that it still has smelled something burning. It seems like we can also see burned cars and buildings everywhere and more than 100 people are dead. That is such a shame. Japan government has already decided to provide some funding to save people there. On the other hand, Japan also faced wreaking havoc caused by typhoon-7th(In Japan, we call it the number instead of the name like Lan) and many prefectures have been damaged such as landslides and floods. I saw an article on the news that some bridges got completely washed out. I really hope that things get back to normal as soon as possible. Personally, I have another concern right now. Actually, my son is thinking of changing a job again. I know changing a job is not bad, but this is the fourth time for him. I also understand he doesn't have to continue working there even though he is not happy with the circumstance at work. However, I hope he will find long-lasting job. For now, that's my nightmare.

My family has 5 cats. 4 of them are boys and one is a girl. My oldest cats are 6 years old. I think the whole family except for me is loved by my cats because I live far away from my family on weekdays to work and I hardly ever feed our cats. However, I'm still a cat person. I saw an article about the calico cat, who saved the local railroad in Wakayama, on the online news today. The company was on the brink of being bankrupt and their trains were about to be discontinued. The president of the railroad came up with the idea that the calico cat named "Tama" be a stationmaster to make the station become popular again. "Tama" was the very first cat stationmaster in 2007 and the news went viral quickly on YouTube and TV. Plenty of people nationwide came to the station to see the cat and the railroad hit the mark. Now, the calico cat named "Nitama" is the current stationmaster as the second generation and the station is still popular and it sounds like many people visit there on weekends and there is a long line to take a photo with him. Unfortunately, I haven't been to the station yet, but I really want to take my family there one day.