3rd Question

After finishing visa interview yesterday, I went to Cheonggaechuon with Sunny and Gracie(my roomy) and walked around it for about an hour. When I saw it on TV, it looked very beautiful and refreshing place. However, I was disappointed at it after I visited there. It is surrounded with cement walls and
sidewalks, smells pungent, and has just a little grass and no place to take a rest. It is extremely artificial. Making it has historical value, however, I heard municipal authorities of Seoul spend millions of money a month in letting its water not go bad. Where has national taxes been gone ???

President MBL has plans to make a "big canal".
What do you think of it? Why?

2nd Question

Do you like to cook for your family?
What kinds of food do you cook?

Did you enjoy your weekend?
I had a comfortable weekend with my family just at home.
Because I can't take care of my children during the weekdays,
I try to cook special food for them on weekends.
This afternoon, I cooked Kimchijeon for them.
I think it was so-so, but my family enjoyed it.
Cooking is sometimes bothersome, but
watching them eating the food what I made is my pleasure.

Hi, everyone!
The second session began!
I hope all of us are happy, healthy and do well in this session!
Go go!!!

About the second session

1st Question
Did you make any new plan when the second session began? If so, what are your plans?
In the first session, I decided to do my best to develop my English skills and made many plans such as reading some articles of "Chicken soup for the soul" and newspapers every day, writing a journal a day, Listening to EBS radio programs every morning and so on. However, as time goes by, it wasn't easy to execute them because we had a lot of homework and I felt exhaused. I don't think I was improved a lot. So, in the beginning of this session, I created new plans: reading an editorial every day, reviewing what I learns and listening to three to five listening materials.
How about you?