wondering what im doing in the future...lol

my dream is to be a career woman.( that's how people say~)
and my real dream WAS to act as a Broadway's member, untill these days!
because i really like acting and speaking english, and actually i was playing dramas in english when i was in high school.
my director is from england and i acted the main character, too! haha
anyway, i gave up that dream because i noticed that is impossible.. lol

and now, i started to think to be an anouncer.
when i watched TV and saw anouncer there, i just feel like "i want to do that!"
they are so cool and fantastic, i think.
i like talking and kind of reading.. so my dream now, is to be an anouncer :)
i heard, to be that is sooo hard and difficult though.. :(
but i want to just try it!
i'm thinking i wanna go to the school of anouncer(?) and wanna learn a lot =)
it was sad when i found out that i can't join the anouncer club in kwangaku though :'(
and it's because i wanna go to study overseas for 4 months next year.
they said people who are going to go to study overseas more than a month can not join that club..

anyway, i want to be an anouncer (if i could.. haha) and will try my best :)

2: my experience in Canada:)

i belonged to Meitoku-Gijyuku high school in Kochi and was taking the English Course which is required to go to study overseas for usually 10 months at the end of grade 10.
however,there was a hard course called "dual certifications" and which is about to go to Cananda for exact a year.
of course there are only native class with canadian high school students and no ESL class.
in addition, it's included to take the provincial exam eventually and if you pass that, then you could get a both Canada and Japan's high schools' certificate of graduation. (its like the required exam to graduate for all canadian students in the provincial of Manitoba)
also, it just costs much more expensive than the other course. haha lol


My senior said this program is so hard and they failed that exams because they had to pass each subjects like english, math, physics, biology and so on.
also, one exam takes for like 6 days almost a week!
i thought thats crazy and was hesitating to take that course or not, but finally i decided to try it.
i was so little and i totally couldnt catch up in the classes especially in the canadian history... lol haha.
but my host family, teachers and friends had helped me a lot, and finally, i passed that exam!!! yeah! X)
i was crying over and just filled with happiness :) because i was almost dying those days of studying even there was a less time to spend with my host family :'(


anyway, i had a very good time include a hard time in Canada and i guess i could grow up from this experience.
this has changed my life completely in a good way!
also, if i didnt go to canada, i might have not entered this inter national studies. now, i really like to have a conversation with foreiners and want to keep using english in the future.
i really appreciate my high school, teachers and my parents who gave me a chance to go to canada!

Hi everybody!