Dreaming

On second thoughts, I enjoy interacting with people. I’m not a social butterfly or party animal kind of person, but it always brings me joy to learn about others’ interests and ideas. It helps me open new doors and see things from different perspectives. I initially decided to move to Australia to improve my English skills and change something, but more importantly, I believe it will give me new experiences and make up for ideas I haven’t hold yet. When fears or worries kick me down, refracting on my goals or objectives can remove them from my mind. By the way, I have a slight hope for this journey: to connect with people who have a love for the language itself, without judging others' language skills, obsessing over figures like exam scores, labeling others based on thier own abilities. Hope I can meet those who has something in common!

I'm not sure about dreaming in english, but I sometimes find myself composing sentences automatically in my dreams, even though the grammar is quite messed up. When my consciousness isn't clear, hmm I mean, not fully asleep, I realize I'm forming sentences, making me wonder 'what on earth is this broken English?' It's quite a funny moment.

Have a wonderful day.

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[ memo ]
・obsess over: to think about something constantly and excessively
・off of = from, obtained from
　Ex) I got the book off of the library shelf.
          This Information is off of the internet.
 *be off of : to have finished something, no longer be on or using something