Buying presents for kids, taking out Christmas tree and decorate with new ornaments, cooking dinner for my family. No present for myself though…

I like watching documentaries, romcom and reality tv shows. Recently I started watching action films as well, for example Mission Impossible, Dead Reckoning Part One is my favorite now. The playwright and producer are genius. How complicated the story is!

I like documentary films recently, maybe a bit boring for someone, but I like to learn from real stories. For example I watched Andy Murray’s documentary film “Resurfacing “ this week. This films showed me the real life of a professional tennis player. No need to mention that he is a genius, he was born for tennis but he is also training fairly hard. He could not have become one of the top tennis players if he hadn’t made practicing as the routine, even when his hip hurt that made him cannot walk freely as usual, he used machines to do other work out. I would say if you take away tennis from him, it would be the same as taking away his life. I really enjoyed this film and I have applied for a tennis school as well!

Let’s say it starts raining when you’re walking. Those who put up their umbrellas immediately are foreigners, those who do not are British. I think it’s quite a correct way to distinguish. You could always find someone not care even it’s chucking it down, few parents are worried about that their children might catch a cold. The British never mind getting wet somehow. I recall a friend travelled from Japan and stopped by London for just a few days. The friend was shocked when walking around Hyde Park on a rather heavy rain day, catching a sight of a white young man soaking wet without an umbrella eating a banana.

Let’s say it starts raining when you’re walking. Those who put up their umbrellas immediately are foreigners, who do not are British. I think it’s a quite correct way to distinguish. You could always find someone not care even it’s chucking it down, few parents are worried about their children might catch a cold. British never mind getting wet somehow. I recall a friend came from Japan stopped by London for just a few days was shocked when walking around Hyde Park in a rather strong rainy day, catching a sight of a white young man was soaking wet without a umbrella while eating a banana. That man was not doubt a British. The eating while walking culture and not putting up an umbrella culture. It’s normal to get shocked when witnessing the two at once. Of course there are people using umbrellas recently. Not using is all right though.