mom： “What？” “No； nothing； I was saying your instructions are correct。” Seeing her look was stern； I added quickly。 “That’s more like it。” Said mom； *iling； “Don’t be too self…centered； remember； you need friends when we are departed。” I nodded as my answer。
The next thing that nearly drove me crazy was I barely lost the receipt made out by the hotel manager。 Without it； I won’t be able to prove how many days I had paid and ask for the deposit。 Finally； I manage to get it out of a pile of changes。 I felt it really necessary to take good care of the important things such as receipts； identification card and credit card。 I swear I won’t be so careless any more。
Mom is right。 Anyway； I need to grow up and be mature； to change myself into a socialized person。
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Watching movies
Friday； July 27； 2007
Movies play an important role in my English progress。 I used to step into a wrong idea of English learning： thinking that doing exercises as many as possible will certainly improve my English。 For this reason； before the English petition which took place in my second year in junior high school； I did plenty of exercise； dreaming of getting the first prize。 But the reality was fierce： I missed it by two points。 After a sorrowful weep； sanity controlled me and I began to think about my flaws in the preparation。 Then I realized that maybe my methods were not so effective and my English was still too poor。 I needed to cheer up and find another effective way of learning English。 I am not a person who gives up easily； “nothing is impossible” is my belief and I fully understand Rome wasn’t built in a day。
When I became a junior 3 student； I met Sara； a young and pretty lady from America。 She encouraged me to learn English by watching for