1. Television and the movie Planet of Apes
It has not been long that a television is sitting in my house. Before we move to Jeonggwan, we had fat 20th century television at home which nobody ever turned on to watch. My previous house was too small for four family members to gather up and watch television. Now we fortunately moved to a far larger apartment compared to the house and my uncle gifted us a television. We can watch not only weather broadcasts but also national geographic which is my favourite program and even watch movies for free. The War for the planet of apes, a newly released and the last version of the series, was ill-destined with me. Everytime I tryed to watch, I failed. However, I believe more in efforts and trials over settled fixed destiny. Today I made another shot with my parents through television. The last version was quite below my expectation but really a beautiful movie. I think it turned a little industrial and commercial seeing larger amount of lyrics and Avatar like CGs. Despite that, I loved it. If there is a book, I would read them by my heart again.
2. My parents eating out with me
For months and months, I wanted to visit vegetable rolling rice. I am a person who can embrace any glarings by others even if I eat alone. The problem with this restaurant was they required me to order at least two people's. That detered me to pay visit ealier. Since today was very special day that both of my parents did not go to workd which is very rare, we went that restaurant and had dinner together. I was all the happiness to enjoy the fresh papers of vegetable. What is more, I made the dream come true thanks to my parents and it feels like I do not need to visit again.
3. Chloe studying together
Having a studymate is amazing. I had Victor who kept me studying forcibly somewhat. His departure to the army left me unpressured and lost the pace of memorizing. Now that I made another mate when almost 5 months passed. She is Chloe who is also my mentee and I pushed her under pressure for my study and helps her too. If I tried to read alone, I might have been given up after reaing one or two hours. The invisible responsibility alerted me to keep reading for more than three to four hours. Thanks Chloe.