It was a cool rainy day.
It was a transferred holiday.
I went to Shibuya to attend en event organized by my teacher who had worked at UNIDO for 26 years. It started at 12 PM and lasted till 4 PM. The theme was "The Era to Make Your Dreams Come True." There were some speakers. The first speaker said "To make your dreams, to think, to say, and to do are important." The next group introduced "Laughter Yoga." I have never heard that before. To laugh is very good for yourself. Even if it is not from your heart, it is still good. The third one introduced how to move "To sit, to stand, and to stand up." To practice these actions in a certain way every day makes you keep healthy. After the break my teacher gave a lecture. He is a specialist of African matter. He told us what we can learn from Africa and the need of international organization in which Japan leads.
I was surprised to see my acquaintance there and asked the reason he attended. He said he met my teacher at my first book publishing party last year and became Facebook friends and knew today's event. Here I felt I became a bridge.
It was a transferred holiday.
I went to Shibuya to attend en event organized by my teacher who had worked at UNIDO for 26 years. It started at 12 PM and lasted till 4 PM. The theme was "The Era to Make Your Dreams Come True." There were some speakers. The first speaker said "To make your dreams, to think, to say, and to do are important." The next group introduced "Laughter Yoga." I have never heard that before. To laugh is very good for yourself. Even if it is not from your heart, it is still good. The third one introduced how to move "To sit, to stand, and to stand up." To practice these actions in a certain way every day makes you keep healthy. After the break my teacher gave a lecture. He is a specialist of African matter. He told us what we can learn from Africa and the need of international organization in which Japan leads.
I was surprised to see my acquaintance there and asked the reason he attended. He said he met my teacher at my first book publishing party last year and became Facebook friends and knew today's event. Here I felt I became a bridge.
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