I am planning to go to Hokkaido with my friend during the winter vacation. I have never been to Hokkaido before, and I have never even taken an airplane, so I am very excited. We will stay there for four days, and we already made some plans for the trip. On the second and third days, we are going to go skiing. My hometown never gets snow, so I never had a chance to try skiing before. That is why I am really looking forward to skiing in Hokkaido. I hope I can learn it well and enjoy the experience. I also love seafood very much. Hokkaido is famous for having a lot of delicious fish, so I really want to eat a seafood bowl there. Just thinking about it makes me hungry and happy. This will be my first time traveling with a friend, so I want to make many fun memories. I hope the trip will be full of exciting experiences, good food, and lots of laughter.

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It was rainy today. I generally dislike this kind of weather, where the rain isn't heavy enough to justify an umbrella, yet still soaks you within minutes, making your shirt cling to your back. Mom headed out early to run errands, so Dad handled lunch. As usual, he brought takeout. To my surprise, it was a spicy dish: twice-cooked pork. I don’t eat spicy food and almost threw a tantrum at him. But I must admit I was wrong and stubborn. He wheedled me into having a try, and it turned out to be amazing. I gobbled down my share and ended up eating half of his portion, despite the ulcers in my mouth. When the food is good, you forget your pain. Good cooks truly work wonders; they have a Midas touch with food.

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I’m going to go to the concert this weekend! I did my best until today for the concert. I had a cold but I took all classes this week. I will go to the concert with my friend. We are big fan of the idol. I have loved the group since I was a junior high school student. It has passed five years. I’m proud to have loved their for so long. I’m looking forward to the concert!! In this Tuesday, I had a part-time job. I had it in Japanese Wagashi’s shop. It’s Taiyaki. It’s hot snacks, so we are busy lately because it is getting cold. The customers are look cold, but we feel very hot. Because we make the snacks in front of the iron plates. I like this job, but I hate to feel hot! Next work day is next Tuesday. Probably I feel hot… But I work hard to make money.

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I finished reading a book I found in my house some weeks ago. I have some mixed thoughts about it. It recalled me of some others book I’ve read before, long ago. They are dystopians. The book seems to fit in the genre. Some children were shipwrenked and started surviving in an island. There is mystery and many symbolisms in the book. The prose is captivating; the author steadily immerses the reader in the book's world. It is a page-turning for me. Therefore, I do believe it is a pretty good book. However, it had a very bitter-sweet ending, and many eerie moments.