I had a cold when I wrote last week’s post. The next day, my condition still didn’t improve. When I woke up, my whole body felt heavy, and even sitting up in bed took effort. My fever didn’t go down at all, and I started to feel dizzy whenever I stood up. At first, I tried to convince myself it was just a strong cold, but something felt different from usual. I realized I shouldn’t ignore it any longer, so I decided to go to the hospital in the morning. At the hospital, I explained my symptoms to the doctor, and he suggested taking several tests, including one for influenza. While waiting for the results, I sat in the small, quiet examination room, feeling nervous, tired, and honestly a little scared. After about fifteen minutes, the doctor came back and said, “You tested positive for influenza.” I was shocked because I hadn’t expected that at all. At the same time, I finally understood why I had felt so awful since the night before. The doctor prescribed antiviral medicine and told me to avoid going outside for a few days. When I got home, I changed into comfortable clothes, took the medicine, and went straight to bed. The rest of the day passed slowly. I drank warm tea, ate easy-to-digest food, and tried to stay hydrated. Even though I felt sick, I was relieved to know the cause and to start proper treatment. Now, all I can do is rest, sleep well, and hope my body recovers soon.

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Have you heard of the idiom, "the fly in the ointment?" Check your understanding with this quiz question.

My father got a little fever and there was a little blood in the stool. Father's face is pale and may be anemic. He will go to the hospital tomorrow for an examination. He doesn't have an appetite and shouldn't have flour because he has an allergy. So I sent a soup recipe to my mother with a lot of ingredients and gluten-free bread. I'm going to cook this dish and bread.

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In my opinion，gas-powered cars are the main reason that increases greenhouse gases. As more and more carbon dioxide relases into the air, the earth will quickly become an actual greenhouse. The hot weathers around the world have let some people realized that we must find some solutions to solve this problem. However, most people still think that this is not a big deal. They still enjoy their life by doing something which increase air pollution, including drving their cars around. I really thank for my country where government make a lot of effort to lead people to buy electric cars instead of gas-powered cars. So, I dont think that it's effective to reduce air pollution by appealing people not to drive cars for only one day. We have been told to prevent our world from being destoryed by greenhouse gases for many year, but how many countries or people actually did something for it? Some people still enjoy the sound waves from the engines, then get into a house with air conditions.

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Last Saturday, I went to Tokyo DisneySea with my friend. It was extremely crowded, but we were still able to ride many of the attractions we really wanted to experience. DisneySea recently opened a new area, which includes attractions based on Frozen, Tangled, and Peter Pan. These rides are very popular, and the waiting times are usually long, so I was really happy that we managed to ride all of them. Since it was the first time for both me and my friend to try these new attractions, we were excited from the moment we entered the area. Out of everything we rode, the Tangled attraction left the strongest impression on me. There is a beautiful scene that recreates the moment with Rapunzel’s floating lanterns, and it felt almost magical. Watching the lanterns light up around us made me feel as if I had stepped directly into the movie. The atmosphere was so stunning and dreamlike that I wanted the moment to last forever. I was also impressed by the level of detail in the new area, from the buildings to the music. It made the whole experience even more immersive. Even though the park was crowded, spending the day with my friend, riding new attractions, and enjoying the magical atmosphere made the trip unforgettable. I definitely want to go again and explore more of the new area.