A Walk To Remember
I somehow got to read A Walk To Remember. I bought it in Umeda, the biggest city in Osaka, when I went to cram school last Sunday. Class was just so boring and I decided to escape there and go to the book store. That book store is really huge, like at least 3 times bigger than something and Nobles in the US. I forgot the name. I always get lost there.
Anyways, I started reading that book on the train going back to Ikeda, where I live. It is written in easy English enough for me to understand most of it without my dictionary which you know I always had with me in Union. haha. I finished reading it yesterday, it took only a few days to finish one book, for me, it's amazing. I think it's just because it is written in easy English.
I think it is both a happy and a sad story. I guess, I'm not sure.
Yesterday I went to school to hand the essay for graduation in my homeroom teacher and saw some people in my homeroom. They already got in college and have nothing to do anymore. More than half of seniors will have the exam for public universities this weekend. And some have some more exams for private universities because they failed. I hope they all can go where they want.
Graduation is on March 1st, which I am really looking forward to. I just want to get out of high school as soon as possible. I hate high school. I couldn't make good friends there like I made in Union. Union friends are my best friends. I only have one person who I can call a friend. I guess. I don't even know now what friends are. Give me a definition.
Anyways, I started reading that book on the train going back to Ikeda, where I live. It is written in easy English enough for me to understand most of it without my dictionary which you know I always had with me in Union. haha. I finished reading it yesterday, it took only a few days to finish one book, for me, it's amazing. I think it's just because it is written in easy English.
I think it is both a happy and a sad story. I guess, I'm not sure.
Yesterday I went to school to hand the essay for graduation in my homeroom teacher and saw some people in my homeroom. They already got in college and have nothing to do anymore. More than half of seniors will have the exam for public universities this weekend. And some have some more exams for private universities because they failed. I hope they all can go where they want.
Graduation is on March 1st, which I am really looking forward to. I just want to get out of high school as soon as possible. I hate high school. I couldn't make good friends there like I made in Union. Union friends are my best friends. I only have one person who I can call a friend. I guess. I don't even know now what friends are. Give me a definition.