I'm teaching English to mostly senior high students. I like traveling, and especially I love New York. Among other hobbies of mine are knitting and making knitting yarn with a spindle. I also like playing the piano, and sometimes join the blues sessions. Suddenly I hit upon this idea of keeping a dairy in English. I wish I could continue this blog as long as possible. If you are interested, why don't you come to my page ?
12.16.2010
Today
When I look up the word, "徒然turedure,"
in a dictionary, I find its translation
as follows:
--- to kill one's boredom ----
But, I don't agree with the conception.
Boredom ?
No, I am not bored.
Today, I have no work.
I've already finished preparing for dinner,
because some of my son's friends will come.
They want me to cook keema curry, so
I made it yesterday so that it would taste
better.
So, I'm perfectly free now.
Never bored.
I don't remember when I had such a free time
last.
I have nothing special to do actually, which
I really enjoy.
With a cup of hot milk and PC beside me,
I'm doing this and that.
Also a few kinds of knitting yarn are
on the table, and I'm wondering which to
choose for today.
And it's my “ture-dure” dairy.☆
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