@ Newcastle

I had a busy day because there were too many things need to be done as soon as possible. I had done on-line registration at once, accommodation plus tuition payments, and got bank issuing letter and got a smart card in the morning.  I thought I could take a short break until I heard I need to take English ability test to make sure I would have no problems about studying. If there are any problems with English ability so the school would provide “free in-sessional language program” for those who really need. Also, the course is free I think I would love to take those courses in my spare time.

 

However, I still felt kind of panic because the listening was not as easy as I thought. It was harder than I had expected and also I did not prepare very well to take part in. As the result, I think I might do very badly on listening. Besides listening, writing was quite easy for me. I only need to write 250 words article. Thanks to Mr. Insect. Because of him, I started to practice keeping English diary when I arrived in
Manchester
. 250 words seemed piece of cake for me.

 

It was the second day in
Newcastle
; I knew there were too many things should be done in the first week. For example, I need to buy food, laundry items….etc. As the matter of fact, I am really tired due two shoppings. One was at the noontime; I went to Co-Op to buy some food, butter and the washing powder. The second run made me really exhausted, because my friend and I took 30 minutes walking to Morrisons to buy food. To be honest, I was too greedy so I bought too many items and caused the back to LT seems like a torture. My two hands had to carried two bags in each hand. The more I walked, the more exhausted I felt. When I arrived the front door of LT, my hands was shakinnnngggggggggg. Would I feel regret? Not at all, because I only spent 18.8 pounds on a lot of things such as buying one get one free pork and ten Muller yogurt cost 2 pounds. I would never ever regret it. Because those items were really “cheap”, they worthy me to bring them back from Morrisons.