Hi, Kupuvi. Good job! Just a few things to think about. 1) It's “a university.” The grammar rule is 'an' before vowels EXCEPT for words that start with the letter 'u' and that letter has the sound 'you.’ Thus, “an umbrella” is good, but “an university” is not. 2) It was not clear when you had the food--at home or at the worksite or as you were going there? I made it at home, but in your writing, be logical, or at least explain it so that it makes sense to the reader. 3) Two independent or complete (stand alone) clauses, which represent a complete thought, need a comma and a conjunction to be together as a sentence, but one independent or complete clause and a dependent clause does not. Note the difference: I have only been back home for just a couple of minutes (this is a complete sentence by itself)[, and] I am now lying down on the floor (this, too, is a complete sentence). I am now lying down on the floor (still a complete sentence) [and] writing this entry on Italki (this is a dependent clause). It needs to be joined to the first part to have a subject, to be complete, and to make sense. Sadly, Kupuvi, I seem to confuse more people than I help whenever I try to explain things. However, if we can get you to write full sentences, little by little, with the proper punctuation, your writing will greatly improve. Best of luck!

You have written it very well 😊. I did not understand the 2nd last line so I put it in the brackets 😛.