New Friends at KUIS

This time we can write whatever we want to. I’ve been thinking what to write. I finally have decided. I’m going to write about my new friends at KUIS.

It’s almost been 3 months since we entered this university. I can’t believe I am spending so much time at KUIS. I still remember clearly how I felt in the first few weeks here. I was really excited and nervous a little, but I was quite looking forward to everything that would happen to me. I love to make new friends and have chatting with them. I think I got quite used to new life very soon. I guess no one believes that I am really shy. I had no idea what to do in my mind at first. However I found it easier to make friends in English. May be I could spill out basic conversation easily. Soon I could make lots of friends here. I also love to talk with ELI teachers at SALC. It seems I always am there and talking with ELIs. Now I know some of them and talk to them every day, but I am sure that I couldn’t do that kind of things by myself. I always needed my friend’s help. I always need someone to be with me. Fortunately, there are lots of friends who are willing to be ones. With their help I can enjoy my everyday lives.


I also found something else through hanging out with them. I learned a lot of things from them. They always help and encourage me when I am in the dark world. No one can live alone. It really makes sense to me.
Today I went to a restaurant called “steak republic” with some of my friends. I hated to say good bye to them because of my home far away from Makuhari. I just want to spend more time with them. It is usual for me to laugh out loud, do something funny and go crazy with them. But I also figured out that it’s must be very important to me. I felt that I can go through everything with them even in tough times. We make each other think of things in different way by chatting and exchanging our opinions. To know more about them is like to know more about who I am, and what I am like.

I really appreciate their kindness, and I hope that I help them as well as they do to me.