A Memorable Day of my Life

By Mina Tanaka

To take part in the Tokai district’s rhythmic gymnastics tournament was one of the memorable days of my life. I had done rhythmic gymnastics for 12 years. When I was a high school student, I took part in this tournament. Then I was happy, but this tournament had a high level. So I couldn’t get a good result. But it was a good memory for me. Before I took part in this tournament, I didn’t have any confidence, but after I performed my performance at the big tournament, I liked to dance in public. I experienced it three times during high school. This is really a good memory for me.

A Memorable Day of my Life

By Hiroko Fujimoto

The final swimming meet when I was a high school student was one of the memorable days of my life. I belonged to the swim club when I was a high school student. I was a breaststroker. I wasn’t very fast, but I liked to swim. I always felt the strain before I swam at the meet. However, I was always relaxed after I heard encouragement from my mates. So my last swimming was very good. I established a new record for myself! I was very glad, so the final swimming meet was my important memory.

My Autobiography as a Writer - Mami

By Mami Kashiwa

I write letters to my friends when I feel lonely. I write a letter when I got on the plane that came here recently. And I write letters of thanks to my family when they did something to me. Also, I gave a letter to my teacher when I attended graduation.

I send e-mail to my friends when I want to meet to someone. Then, we decide detail of the plan -- calendar, pocket diary.

I write down the message for someone when I received phone call. Then I don’t forget to put down one’s name and phone number, too. So the message will reach someone who was absent.

I write a blog or diary when I spend memorable days. I write a blog when I want to tell the memorable things to everyone. A diary is read by myself. So, I write sometimes bad things that I don’t want to tell anyone.

I write down the name of the food on the container [of leftovers] so I can know what’s inside even if I don’t open the lid.

I have made songs. Then I wrote down the words and music.

And I’m doing this homework on this paper!