A busy week/Carlos Pueblo
My busy week
begins on Saturday. My league tennis match starts at 8:00 am
If my captain
can arrange me to play on the first round of matches. I must
quickly finish
the 11 games match in order to catch on my beginner Spanish
class at
10:00 am about 20 miles away. I feel very good of the renewal study of
Spanish and
Japanese classes after so long of slowing progress.
I had to
deliver an eulogy for a funeral service for a deceased alumnus on Sunday
morning. I
quickly took the task on late Saturday night and posted them, both
in Kanji and
English edition, on my blog and the funeral home made both on
one page
paper for me to read. After the ceremony, we followed the casket to
the
cremation and a lunch with the deceased family. He was 77 and died in
natural
cause which I was informed as at least one major organ ceased functioning.
We went to
Austin on Monday morning to visit our daughter Michelle. My job is
to mow her
yard and apply the fertilizer while Amy would clean inside and help
weeding
garden. We came back on the following day due to my Tuesday night
tennis. It
started raining in the morning on Tuesday.
My Japanese
class is on Thursday and we’re working on some basic conversation
skill and
repeated practice. Nagamoto sensei is going to bring three of his international
students to
our class to converse with us. We’re going to do self-introduction and
a daily life
which we have practiced so far. I have had my own study on sentence
pattern at
home and feel very interesting.
I plan to do
my income tax return on Friday and on Saturday, I’ll have a full day
schedule again
starting with league tennis, Spanish, an alumni association lunch,
and a
seminar of Taiwan under Chinese Nationalist’s rule.
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