Yuta reads (very well!)

Yuta's study buddy was absent today, so we showcased this young man's reading skills.
I think he did very well, don't you?!

Idle iPhone designs

Yuta was the only one to turn up to class today - it's been very hot and the holiday season is looming...

Rather than give him a hard time with the books, I showed him how to draw a simple picture on my iPhone; as you can see, he got the hang of it pretty quickly! We then imported the images to VoiceThread and made the cool slideshow above, adding captions, comments and our little chat. He did most of the work himself, and looked rather chuffed with the result.

Fool on his classmates for not turning up! We had a ball! Thanks Yuta - goo job :)

How I Met Myself

Q.4 Would this story work best as a play or a film?

Yes! I think pictures will express so much presence effectively rather than a novel. Some scenes, for example, a man meets other person who has the same face, the Taylor's investigation, the event what happened on '3rd' 18 January, will make us feel we are really there.

I would like M.Night Shyamalan to direct the film. He will take us to the world of the story as like as his other films, 'The Sixth Sense' and 'Unbreakable'.

By the way, I wonder why a day of the week goes backward year by year. The 18 January was Monday at first year. The day of second year was Sunday and the day of third year was Saturday. This is absolutely in reverse order to real. Perhaps all of the story was a dream of Taylor. When he woke up, he told his dream to Andrea and Kati. It was 18 January morning. This is an answer of Q.7 "Write an extra chapter called ‘18 January again!’", as well.

The House by the Sea.

Q4. Imagine five years have passed. What do you think is happening in Carl and Linda's lives now?

Five years later, Carl and Linda are living in the same town, but they are not living together.

After Carl and Linda broke up, Mary saw her walking a beach with Bill. Since she didn't know the fact that Carl met Linda after she left the house at the night, she kindly phoned him and told she saw her at the beach. He retired from his job at that time. Therefore, he could go to Mary's pub as soon as he hung up. Then he explained what happened between them. He looked very sad and became weak. She recommended staying at the pub more few days.

He's been still living at the pub when five years have passed. He is keeping the pub with Mary.
Linda and Bill have been married for three years and they've lived at the house by the sea.
Carl and Linda sometimes meet on the road but they don't talk each other...