3rd Reflection

In a moment, everything can change,
Feel the wind on your shoulder,
For a minute, all the world can wait,
Let go of your yesterday.

Can you hear it calling?
Can you feel it in your soul?
Can you trust this longing?
And take control,

Fly
Open up the part of you that wants to hide away
You can shine,
Forget about the reasons why you can't in life,
And start to try, cause it's your time,
Time to fly.

All your worries, leave them somewhere else,
Find a dream you can follow,
Reach for something, when there's nothing left,
And the world's feeling hollow.

Can you hear it calling?
Can you feel it in your soul?
Can you trust this longing?
And take control,

Fly
Open up the part of you that wants to hide away
You can shine,
Forget about the reasons why you can't in life,
And start to try, cause it's your time,
Time to fly.

And when you're down and feel alone,
Just want to run away,
Trust yourself and don't give up,
You know you better than anyone else,

In a moment, everything can change,
Feel the wind on your shoulder,
For a minute, all the world can wait,
Let go of yesterday,

Fly
Open up the part of you that wants to hide away
You can shine,
Forget about the reasons why you can't in life,
And start to try,
Fly
Forget about the reasons why you can't in life,
And start to try, cause it's your time,
Time to fly.

In a moment, everything can change. 

For me, this lyrics very significant for me. Because every bar of this song has a moral for me. Life is like castor, sometime we at above and sometimes we at beneath. Times is gold, every second can changes in a split second. For me, I’ll use my time in a good benefit. Yesterday also can not repeated, what we doing today must do the best as long as we can. Even sometimes we has chance to improve our conviction but some people still can’t use the chance to improve their self. In a moment, everything can change. Depends with way of life apiece. 

Reflection

1.      A false start

-          a failed attempt to begin an activity or event

1.      To jump the gun

-          to do something too soon, especially without thinking carefully about it

1.      A front runner

-          the person or thing thought most likely to win or succeed

For me, I like ‘a front runner’. Because I always want to win even though I know I can’t do it, but at least I have effort to win. For me, it's not only about the talented that is needed but it's all about the effort needed. Because dispense with effort, the talented or anything can’t be a perfect point. 

Fly by Hillary Duff

Enjoy this song <3

10 Idioms- 1st Vocabulary Entry

10 IDIOMS

1. Get one's wires crossed: be confused or mistaken about something.
- I guess Bill got his wires crossed.
- I got my wires crossed and called his home phone instead of his work phone.
2. Can't make heads or tails of something: can't understand something at all find something confusing and illogical.
- “I can't make heads or tails of your e-mail. Were you having problems with your computer?”
- Do this report again. I can't make heads or tails out of it.
3. Be a piece of cake: be very easy.
- "Bob said the test was difficult, but I thought it was a piece of cake."
- No problem. When you know what you're doing, it's a piece of cake.
4. A quick study: someone who learns new things quickly and easily.
- "I'm not surprised. She's a quick study."
- Jane, who is a quick study, caught the joke immediately and laughed before everyone else.
5. An eager beaver: a person who is always willing to volunteer or do extra work.
- Jan is certainly an eager beaver. Any time there's work to be done, she's the first to say she'll help."
- Who's an eager beaver who came in at the weekend to finish this work off?
6. Live from hand to mouth: survive on very little money; have only enough money to pay for basic needs.
- Chuck and Alice are living from hand to mouth since Chuck lost his job.
- When both my parents were out of work, we lived from hand to mouth.
7. Make a mountain out of a molehill: make something seem much more important than it really is.
- “Calm down. There's really nothing to worry about.
You're making a mountain out of a molehill.”
- Come on, don't make a mountain out of a molehill. It's not that important.
8. Shoot the breeze: make relaxed, casual conversation.
- "No, we weren't talking about anything important.
We were just shooting the breeze."
- It was good to shoot the breeze with you, Mary.
9. Zip your lip! : keep something secret; promise not to tell what has just been said.
- "What I told you is really important, so zip your lip!"
- "I've heard enough. Zip your lip!" hollered the coach.
10. Hit the sack: go to bed.
- I'm really tired. I think I'll hit the sack.
- When I hit the sack, I read for a few minutes, and then turn out the light.

Predicting the ending of the story

Predicting the ending of the story.

The ending of this story, the woman will receive the camera after the man sends it through postal service. She opens the box and found a camera with a piece of paper that has a number written on it. At the same time, she notices that there is a photograph of a man under the camera. She didn’t expect that the person that found her camera is the man that she met in the LRT few days ago. She plans to meet the man and say thank you to him. She intends to know more about the man and became his friend. They contact each other through the phone for a long time and finally they decide to meet each other face to face. Even though they live in different countries, they still wanted to meet each other. In order to maintain this friendship, they try to keep connect every day. After a long time, they finally meet each other. The man goes to the country where the woman lives. They spend time together until both of them fall in love. They talk about their close relationship and then they decide to have a long distance relationship. They become more closer even though their live far away with each other.

A Picture Worth A Thousand Words- 1st Reflection

A Picture Speaks A Thousand Words

-Do you agree that “a picture worth a thousand words?”

“A picture worth a thousand words” mean a picture that tells a story just as well as a large amount of descriptive text. A picture worth a thousand words refers to the idea that a complex idea can be conveyed with just a single still image. It also aptly characterizes one of the main goals of visualization, namely making it possible to absorb large amounts of data quickly. For me, I will agree for this idiom. As evidence, I can look at all my captured pictures at all circumstance. For me, all of the photos can speak by dint of their distinctive. Photos also can speak about their memories, about feelings, about stories, about love, and about changes. Sometimes when I look back at the pictures that I took I can sense the happiness and the sadness that exist behind it. The pictures will bring back the past memories about my life. Even I captured picture when I sad also can showed at the picture that I’m in the sadness circumstance. Some pictures also can depict the situations, feeling, love, changes and many more. For example : A dying man holding his bestfriend. He lived homeless in Iowa with his dog in a car. When he became terminally ill and placed in hospice, his only request was to hold his dog one last time before passing on. Two souls quietly saying their goodbyes.