People opinion it’s not important!

To make your life easy and less hard , better not care about others opinions weather they close to you or not, more important when it’s about your own life and career , you the one you will live it not them, we all going to pass away one day so we should live the live we want happily without regrets or worries about others people opinions , free yourself.

Yesterday, I received a new piece of clothing that I fell in love with instantly, which is exceptional!

Half the time, I either just like what I ordered, or it doesn't fit. Also, sometimes the color doesn't look the same as it did on the webpage. The range of feelings I usually go through goes from being pleased to just accepting that it's okay. Ordering clothes online feels like an adventure, it's like a box of chocolates: you never know what you're gonna get.

But this time, I feel really excited! It's like I can't wait to wear it, but first it has to be washed. Of course, I'll be patient. I don't want some kind of toxic material to be in contact with my skin.

So, in order to make the wait a bit easier, and because I can hardly think of anything else to talk about, I'm going to describe this breathtaking item.

It's a long-sleeved bright red flowy button-up shirt. No ironing needed! The fabric is soft and has a slight sheen, but it's not too shiny, so I won't look like I'm going to a night club or something. The shirt is long enough and has fancy oddly shaped silver-colored buttons that aren't easy to fasten. No big deal, since I'm planning to wear it open, over a simple three-quarter-sleeved black shirt. It'll look like a kind of oversized jacket, but a classy one.

A few days ago, I was writing about the splashes of color I like to wear with black. This shirt is much more than a splash of color! It's a riot of color!

With this shirt on, I definitely won't be saying either "Hey, I'm here!" or "I don't care!"

I'll be saying: "I feel delighted, focused and maybe a little proud, and nothing can weigh me down today. I'm just alive!"

Edit: typo

Since midterms are approaching, I stay in the library even after my 8 p.m. swimming class finishes. Regardless of how intense the session was, I always feel exhausted afterward simply from being in the water. Most people are probably familiar with that drowsy feeling after swimming, whether it's in a pool, a lake, or the sea.

Recently, I traveled to two countries : Japan and Vietnam. So, I think Taiwan might be next.

There are a lot of things I'm looking forward to, and historically, Koreans are grateful to Taiwan, so I have positive feelings toward it.

If I go there, I definitely want to try beef noodle soup (牛肉麵), soup dumplings (小籠包), Taiwanese sausage (香腸), and boba (bubble tea).

I'm still sick. One of the benefits of being stuck at home is finally having the time to do all the laundry that's been piling up. And you know I looove doing laundry. Seriously, I've never written a post about how much I loathe that task. Why would I. I love activities that fill my whole day.

I think I have get a slump lately,

I start my day by solving an algorithm problem.

Yesterday, I looked at a problem that seemed very easy, but I just couldn't process the text.

What should I do?

I’m back and I was wondering if here there are people that we can help us improve our English because I saw that very few people repond or make corrections, saddely.

Article: Flaky Puff Crust Pizza

King Arthur's 2026 Recipe of the Year is flaky puff crust pizza. I want to make this pizza. I was worried about how much butter it would use because it has a flaky, puff-pastry-style crust, but it turned out to contain less butter than I expected.

By the way, I wonder why they announced the Recipe of the Year in October. I feel like it hsould be announced sometime in December.

I visited the city two weeks ago and I felt in love with the city. One of the the things that impressed me the most is the multiculturalism and how cosmopolitan the city is. According to Google AI, almost 50 percent of the population has english a second language. So how does it feel to hear so many foreign accents if you are native English speaker? Or slightly wrong grammar?

I’m a native Spanish speaker and other than the US or certain parts of Spain like Barcelona, it is not common to hear a lot of of Spanish foreign accents. But I think Vancouver was more multicultural than Spain or at least the city gave me that impression.

This is a photo of a narrow alley. It looks like the photo was taken in a small Mediterranean town. All the buildings are pure white, the doors, windows and railings are blue or green. The blueness of the sky is very vivid. The pavement is made of grey stones. The scenery reminds me of Santorini Island. If I had to take a second guess, I would say it might be a patio and not an alley. It looks like a perfect spot for summer.

I'm tired today and I have no idea what to write so I will summarise my English Write Streak.

First of all, great thanks for everybody who corrects our texts. You don't have to, but you help us in your free time, with no money. Thank you! 👍

I've noticed that I still struggle with "a/an/the". I mess up or forget almost every time. Definitely I have to study this topic.

Second thing (the second thing? 😄) is incorrect tense. In my native language there are three tenses: past, present and future. In English? We all know... Sometimes it's hard to choose a correct one, especially perfect tenses are a big problem for me.

But I don't give up and try to write every day. Someday I will be able to write a beautiful English text 🙂

I explored to a new restaurant tonight called “Tomato House.” It was a lovely place with lovely owners and a nice ambiance. I ordered the Thai Spicy Fried Chicken, which was a little greasy but delicious.

After finishing my meal, I sat there reading a book on my e-reader. The owner walked up to me and said, “You are a fast eater!” I didn’t know how to respond, so I just said, “Haha, thanks.”

Since most people who work in the manufacturing industry are old, even people in their 40s are considered young. One of the consequences of the aging workforce is that new standards are rarely adopted and ones that have been used in the company for years keep being used. As a result, there’s always a discrepancy between the official ones and the ones that are actually used.

I've been thinking of learning a third language, but I am still not sure what to learn. I have some languages in mind: Mandarin, Japanese, or Portuguese. However, I have not made up my mind about which one I'll learn because I need to enjoy the process of learning it. This is not for the sake of getting a job or living in a country where one of those languages is spoken; it'd be for fun.