To me, the most important things in life are health, safety, and love. First, health is crucial because, without it, we can’t do anything. Last week, I had gastroenteritis. While my stomach was hurting, I couldn’t work, eat, or even talk to my family. No matter how many dreams or goals we have, we can’t pursue them if we aren’t healthy. Safety is also essential to me. We can’t think or move freely if we are in unsafe situations. Safety means being in a situation where people feel relaxed and don’t have to worry about their well-being. Unfortunately, we are sometimes exposed to unsafe environments, such as a workplace with harassing colleagues or a home with abusive parents. Everyone could find themselves in such situations, so securing a safe space is vital in my life. The final important thing is love. Love forms the strong foundation for everything. I believe that love and care for others shape how we act. By considering others’ feelings, we can create meaningful connections. Since we can’t avoid interacting with others as long as we live in this world, isn’t it beneficial to build better relationships through love?

90 day's training: Day 24 Could you please check my sentences? Thanks in advance. 🐰 1) I've been sorting out some of my old books to sell for someone who needs. It would be called SDGs. 2) I sometimes hear some abbreviations from English words on TV shows. I think that many Japanese don't know how to say their complete words. 3) According to Google, SDGs is the abbreviation of Sustainable Development Goals. 4) I always use my electric dictionary since 2005. It is almost 20 years old. It is really strong one. 5) I sometimes think about to buy one or not, if my dictionary were broken. I hope it would be not true.

social media has a marvelous effect on our interpersonal relationship, it makes people don't have time and interest on talking face to face.

I keep relaxing on the weekend

My major goal for *2025* is move to Australia and start a new life over there. I'm planning my move (all the bureaucratic stuff like Visa, passport etc.)

I’m learning new languages because I would love to be able to comunicate with new people everywhere in the world.

I put on my clothes

I ask for checking my writing. My teacher said that if you stuck one method and feel boring, you can change the material. You don’t have to do the same tool in long time. You can change it. You will be more fun of learning. I taught that the successful learners know how to enjoy the learning process. They know how to make them playful.

It was a sunny day, but my morning took a terrifying turn. As I got out of bed, I saw a small, black creature wriggling and twitching beneath my chair. I jumped back onto the bed, let out a scream, and my mom rushed in. She flinched too when she saw the partially dead cockroach. Mom called Dad over, then, he picked it up with a tissue, and tossed it away. I can't imagine how I would handle a situation like this if I were living alone.

Is anyone up for an exchange in either Spanish or Portuguese? I can help with both French and English.