1 day in the UK VS 1 year in the UK. 😂🤣 First day: Hello, it's an absolute pleasure to meet you. - (very formal and over the top). Six months: Hey, how's it going? How're you? - ( less formal, more casual, contractions are used). One year: Alright? - (Not even a sentence, just one word). Who can relate?

My father said before, “When the leaves of the potatoes start to droop, it's a sign that it's time to harvest them .” Most of the leaves in our garden are dropping down and have turned yellow, it’s time to dig up potatoes now !”🤤 「ジャガイモの葉っぱがしおれてきたら、収穫どきだな。」と父が言っていた。庭のジャガイモの葉っぱがしおれて、黄色くなってきた。ジャガイモを掘り出す時がやってきた！

I think there was many good products this year. The new phones are more better and have great cameras. Also, some apps was created for help with health. I seen a cool smartwatch that can mesure stress. Maybe I forget some but technology is very fast.

American Idioms

A Day Without Friction I woke up first thing in the morning, my eyes opening groggily. When I tried to get out of bed, I immediately stumbled and fell. It was so odd—why was the floor… so slippery? I slid helplessly across the room until I slammed into the wall. Pain shot through me! Carefully, I pulled myself upright and tried walking again, only to slip and fall once more. Without friction, the floor was impossible to walk on! It was clear I was in serious trouble before my day had even started. How can you begin a day when you can’t even stand? A world without friction was terrifying. Tentatively, I attempted to stand up, but instantly lost my balance. I slid wildly across the living room, finally using the far wall to stop myself. It felt exactly like being adrift in space like in movies. This experience made me realize how perfect and holistic our world is with friction, gravity, and all the other forces that keep us grounded. The world we have now is definitely best.

American Idioms