It can be quite tough to cope with an unexpected occurrence without losing our composure even in our own country, much more in a foreign country. When we encounter an incident, more often than not, we tend to lose the presence of our mind. In such an instance, what should we keep in our mind? Or in the first place, what can help us ward off such an unfavorable event?

hello I want to write  about a normal day thanks to everyone for your time

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As you can read on the email attached, the terrible situation, I have on my job, started when I rejeted my PR&D results on Friday.

At that moment, my manager sent me an email, to blame me about a mistake, which was his mistake, and to put my job down infront off the rest of the mannagers who were on copy on that email.

I visited a shrine near my house last week. It is in front of the beach, where my family went there for Hatsumode(a first visit to a shrine during New Year).

At that time, we were shivering with cold, but this time it was warm and some plum trees have started blooming.

Japanese love spring, looking forward to seeing plum trees and cherry blossoms.

LOs = learning objects

The Pyeon Chang Winter Olympics finished last week. I enjoyed and was moved by each player's wonderful performance.

In 2020, the Tokyo Olympics will be held and we Japanese are looking forward to and getting ready for it. Not only sports facilities but also many hotels are being constructed at a quick pace.