O.Kay's Diary: Akashi Park (Feb. 6) Vol. 3

Feb 11, 2015

Akashi Park (Feb. 6) Vol. 3

This clock is a sundial.

Kogera or Japanese Pygmy Woodpecker

Kawarahiwa or Oriental Greenfinch

Kisekirei or Grey Wagtail

Seguro sekirei or Japanese Wagtail

Tsugumi or Dusky Thrush

- to be continued to Vol. 4 -

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To new RJ tutors

I'm a 50-year-old housewife living in the countryside. I don't use English daily because we don't have foreign neighbors. I am not good at speaking English but having one RJ lesson everyday means that I have someone to talk to.

I like doing photography on sunny days and coloring books on rainy days.

I used to be a city girl and I worked as an office clerk for trading companies in Tokyo for more than 20 years. I used to prepare business documents in English and that's what I enjoyed the most.

I currently live in the countryside where most of my neighbors are either farmers or blue collars. The subjects we talk about are different to each other, that's why I don't talk to them very often. This led me to take Rarejob lessons since Aug. 2013.

I get moody because of my menopausal stage. My doctor suggested that I should not work as hard like when I was in my 20's. I feel sensitive to lesson reports I receive. If I get some reports asking me to study harder, I don't feel very well because I am trying to relax. I would highly appriciate if RareJob tutors refrain from asking me too much in the lesson report.

I make many mistakes so I would be happy if tutors would be patient in correcting my mistakes. Thanks!

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Akashi Park (Feb. 6) Vol. 3

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