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I've had the problem being difficult to choice. I have to choose my seminar by 11th Nov. When I find myself in the situation which I have to something important and this decision will get involved in my future much, I tend to think about it quite deeply and take long time to decide... I don't like myself from that viewpoint...

Even though I took too much time to decide it this time as well, I've finally reached the answer. My answer is I will take Dr, Mari Kondo's one, about CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility)... Even though it would be expected so many student will apply for her seminar, I believe myself to make it. Hopefully, my application would be accepted. I have a secret plan If i do that, I am sure she will welcome me into her seminar I am supposed to take an advantage of it!!

I am quite feeling well! I am almost there Meanwhile, I feel sorry the many students are planing to take her class, since the one seat of her seminar has been reserved for me!!

Anyhow, I will excute the secret plan in the first place...

Today, I hung around city of London and went to the British Museum. It is Massive It is impossible to take a look everything there. Even though there is one main entrance, it is devided for sections (Middle East, Asian, European,, and one more..) It is just massive and amazing.

When I went in the museum, I was asked to help taking a picture by a taiwanese, who've just finished studying in uni in London and going home in a couple days. He is such a nice person and we told our emiail address each other so that can keep in touch, but so far, I haven't got email from him...

Anyway, I was quite satisfied with the museum. I have so many museum so far、but I haven't been such a massive and huge museum... If you haven't been there, you should go there before you pass away.

PS, I was impressed by "Rosetta stone" the most!!

Got Stansted Airport at 1:30 at noon ( local time* in fact, UK time is one hour earlier than the local time of Copenhagen) . Because of the huge delay of airplane, I was being annoyed and the girl who sat next to me was annoying me. I just wanted to say " excuse me, could you just sit down and fall asleep?" However, as you can guess, thing I did was just be patient. ( I was not brave to do that...)

So, When I arrived in London, I was quite tired... and it was almost 3 pm when I was supposed to meet up my British friend "NAZ". I just headed to Victoria Station. At quater past 3, we finally met up each other in from of the Berger King.

First of all, she took me a famous toy store to see Magic!! "her friend is woking there as a magician." Even though we couldn't see her friend, I enjoyed it very much!! The british toy store is quite different from Japanese one, it is more like Amusement park. Afterwards, she took me Piccadilly Circus to see the statue of Fready Marcury ( Queen's Vocal who past away more than 10 years ago) It is massive and made of Gold!! how luxuary!! No wonder he is a legendary musician!!

Finally, we went to the Cinema which the premiere movie show of "Corpse Bride". How lucky we were, we just found it by chance on our way to Piccadilly Circus, and someone told us the premiere movie show would take place at this cinema. We were waiting for Johnny Deep, an voice acter of the film, for more than two hours... however, we couldn't see him at last... But, I was taken by video camera of BBC (must be....) many times, while I was waiting for him.
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What a exciting day, it was!!<

If,,, If you see someone who's just been back from studying abroad and speak English quite well and fluently, what would you think about him/her? You must think "I envy you. I wish I would have chance to do that just as him/ her, because if I do that, I would be able to speak English as well as him/ her."

The idea is common, general. However, in fact, studying abroad is NOT easier than what you think. I would say it is right idea that studying aboad means obtaining high English proficiency. The one who I talked above must have had taugh experience and overcome a lot of struggle.

From that point of view, i would say those who succeeded in their studying abroad must deserve to be respected, but meanwhile, they must not to be proud of themselves so much. and never insult other's English luguage proficiency that is seemed to be poor. As studying English and becoming to be able to speak English fluently, we usually tend to evaluate and compare other people's English language skills so that we can reveal our's is superior to other's.

Today's sentences seems to be confusing you. The point I want to say here is

Practice makes Perfect!!

My highschool teacher taught me If someone is satisfied with whatever his current skills, he can't improve themselves anymore.

When I heard it first time, I didn't understand what he said. But, now I understand his meaning well.

Pi Pi Pi Pi (sounds of the film of 24)

PM 8:48 at Svanevej 4 Room, 402, Copenhagen, Denmark

Piiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (sounds of fire alarming)

At the moment, Everyone in the Svanevej( one of CBS's dorm) was surprised and went out from his room, and everyone was wondering what's going on in the dorm.
The cause is the smoke from Room 402, whose owner is the Exchange student from Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University(APU) in Japan. He was just cooking cabbage for Yakisoba ( one of famous Japanese noodle) and he intended to have it with his HK friends afterwards.

Exactly 3 minutes later after firealarm started alarming, two fire trucks arrived in Svanevej and firemen started investigating. When they found Him in panic, He said "I am so sorry. When I was just cocking cabbage, the firealarms started working unintentionally." The firemen just smailed warmly and said "Close the door whenever you cook, OK" and then they stoped alaming and went back home.

Later, He became so popular as Fire Alarming Man and whenever he meet his friends in the same dorm, he is said " Are you gonna cook today? if so, Watch OUT!



Now, he has been sensitive about cooking and close the door completely whenever he cooks, even using a microwave.