哩賀Li-Ho。JC流浪日記。一個人好好吃

It was 7:30 p.m., you and your friends planned to eat dinner at 7:00 p.m. In the half hour, your boss had held an emergency meeting. You realized that you would not be able to go out with your friends tonight. However, you did not feel nervous because you had already given each person a call. Thanks to the cellular phone, whenever you have a date that you cannot go. The cellular phone provides you to connect the person you are going to meet in a short time. Thus, as you are busy dealing with something, you can call up your friends and tell them you will not be on time.


With the advance of technology, cellular phones are getting popular among the whole society. It has a lot of advantages. On the other hand, of cores, it also has disadvantages. With the widely use of cellular phones, many people keep in touch with others by using the cellular phone. It is so easy for people to communicate with cellular phones that they abuse it. More and more people are getting late for their meeting because they can change the time of it at any moment and everywhere. Owing to the cellular phone, everyone seems more likely to be late. Fortunately, still some people are always on time. They will not use cellular phones as an excuse for being late.

Senior high school life is the most important period of time since I was born. On campus, I have learned many different subjects. I did get plenty of knowledge. However, I also understand how to get along with other people.


For a long time, how to get along with others well had been the biggest problem for me. In my childhood, I was taught to be obedient and independent. That is, I was afraid to ask others foe help. I was so shy that I did not know how to make friends. In junior high school, most of my classmates considered me a strange girl. My life was full of sorrow during that period. Fortunately, things changed when I became a senior high student. I made up my mind to change myself, and my classmates were kind enough to accept me. Increasingly, I am able to get along with others and always to be brave to tell about myself.