Thursday 7 February 2013
My worst experience By Kaori K.
The worst
experience of my life happened when I’m sixteen years old. I was high school
students. I liked the teacher who taught us classic Japanese . He was very
gentle and cool. His class was interesting to me. In junior high school, I
hated Japanese classic. Since, it is very difficult and boring. I came to like
classic Japanese after I met him. Thanks to him. Also, he is kind and funny out
of the classroom. So, I respect him. He is loved by many students and other
teacher. Moreover, he is a writer, too. While he teaches at high school as a teacher,
he also writes and publishes books. On March, he told us that he had been
transferred to other school. I was very disappointed at this news. It spoiled
my appetite. I was very sad. My classmates looked very disappointed, too. I
asked him why you must go other school. He told me that this school was very
busy, so he couldn’t be satisfied with writing books. I understood, so I
decided to support him. Looking back, it was not serious. In those days, it was
a very bad happenings for me. That was my worst experience.
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It's so bad, but this experience was necessary to you in the life. There is the parting by all means. Cheer up!
ReplyDeleteThanks your comment:)
DeleteI think so too!
That was good experience for me.
It is a really interesting story!!
ReplyDeleteI know your feeling well!!
Do you keep in touch with him?
Do you know how he is going on these days?
Have you ever read one of his books?
Thanks your comment!
DeleteI am very happy to read your comment.
I have been kept in touch with him.
I sent him new year's card in this year!
Yes, I have read his books.
He gave me some books. It is precious for me:)
Hi, Kaori.I'm Miharu.
ReplyDeleteYour classic Japanese teacher sounds very popular.
Is he famous?
Thanks your comment, Miharu!
DeleteHmm... I don't know how popular he is.
He sometimes appears on TV program.
Also, about 3years old,series of his articles was published in newspaper.