An impulse buying I bought a bowl on impulse. I fell in love at first sight. (Is this sentence should be 'I bought a bowl on an impulse today.' ? I'm wondering if I need to put "an" front of impulse or not.) What should I cook to put in the first time? Pasta? An omlette? I guess, it must look good in this bowl, although my cooking wasn't improving. haha. Do you have anything that you have bought on impulse? :)

vestibule? I watched an American drama today. In the drama, the actor said "I am trapped in an ATM vestribule." What is the difference between entrance and vestribule? Are they tha same? My dictionary saids both of them are translated to "genkan" in Japanese. ummm...

A bad news. I got a bad news last night. I have a cousin whose age is the same as mine. My cousin was taken to the hospital in an ambulance. When she woke up with nausea and was throwing up, all of her family slept deeply, so nobody had noticed her laying down on the floor with her bronchi was stuck with something. Her brother found her in the kitchen in early morning and rushed to call an ambulance, but she was unconscious then, and is still confined in ICU. I'm really worried about her.

Happy New Year for you! It's a long time since I posted the last memo on italki. I've been busy at work and couldn't spend enough time to teach English myself these few months. My goal of studying English is to keep studing untill the end of this February. Two more months.....

Please correct my mistakes. <A trip to HongKong> Hello. I arrived home very late last night from Hong Kong. I met a tour-guide on the bus at the first day to the hotel from the Hong Kong airport. He was 1 year older than I and used to have a girlfriend in Japan. It was a funny coincidence, but his EX lived in the same city that I live now. In addition, One of my Japanese friends who traveled with me have EX girlfriend in Hong Kong. So we couldn't help being friends. We went out to drink with him and his friends. The guide guy’s friend was a pilot that works for ANA ( ANA is a Japanese popular airline company which we’d taken to Hong Kong.). Japanese was spoken only one hundred and twenty million people. That was my first time that I talked in Japanese with non-Japanese people who lives in abroad. Making new friends was so fun! I really like HongKong people. I difinitely will be back there!

Could someone tell me the difference? I'm watching the movie "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" today. I heard this phraze in the movie. "Charlie Bucket was the luckiest in the entire world." What is the difference between entire and whole? Could someone tell me the difference?

Please correct my mistakes. < Syncronizing > I synchronized my iPhone to iTunes on my PC today. I'm not good at using PC, so I couldn't understand what happened, but I carelessly deleted all mp3-files which I stocked on iTunes. I also have a iPod which copied the same files as iTunes, so I thought I could copy the files back again to the iTunes, but it isn't working well. Is there anyone that knows about PC and iTunes well? (>_<)

Tango en skai I have a younger brother who pursues his careea as a guitaguitarist. He held his concert last weekend, so I went to see and enjoyed it. I help him sometimes as a usher when he hold his conerts or gigs. I'm not such a kind of people who listen to classical musics everyday, but still I like to listen his playing. The typical sounds of the guitar made from Brazilian Rosewood (Jacaranda) is clearer and brighter than the one made from cider. Anyway, I'm used to the sight of his program. And I had rememberd the titles of musics although I don't play guitar at all. I uproaded some of his playing last time on Youtube. http://youtu.be/njNZhVVWM1U http://youtu.be/RMIqDjrToKw http://youtu.be/A-yHvhP32x0 The last one's title is " Tango en skai ". I didn't know which language was it , so I had been thinking "Tango en skai" meant "Tango and sky" this 8year because the pronounces were the same, but it wasn't. I recognized it meant "Imitation-Tango" while I read the program! Nobody cares, but I was shocked. Σ(ﾟдﾟﾉ)ﾉ .....umm.....

Please corect my mystakes. < A summer feature in Japan.> Hi,everyone! I went to a yana in the Horado area in Seki city last weekend. A yana is a sort of fish wires which is a summer feature in Japan. We frame the yana from bamboo every early summer to catch sweetfish. We establish it parallel to the river to divide the flow of a river internally. We call sweetfish "ayu" in Japanese. I found the word "sweetfish" was strange because the fish wasn't sweet at all! Anyway, I like the ayu dishes and I regularly go to yana to have it in summer. After I had ayu dishes, I played at the river with my friends. I found the movie of the Koga area which exactlly I went to swim in the river! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7QR7BK-jxaE http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P6KxDKjPmkM This is a short video about the yana!( Although it is not my area's one, it is almost the same trap :) ) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lx1OXuzb09E