Monday, July 1, 2013

Project- idea (Stress- Relief)

where does stress comes from
  • sometimes it comes from your parents cause they are noisy.
  • too much studying
  • other friends or people
  • when the things goes bad 
why stress relief is improtant 
  • to make yourself to calm down
  • to relax yourself
                                                
 good examples
  • sleep
  • listen to music
  • look at the view
  • do what ever you want
  • play with your friends
 bad examples
  • steal things
  • using knife to cut stuff other than foods
  • eat- you will get fat
  • watch television- your eyesight will get low
  • punch someone
 My stress- relief
    When I get stress or somthing that have been bad, there is a place next to my room which I go through the window; it's outside. I bring there a cushion to lay down, and ipod to listen to music. First I lay down and then look at the sky and finish, this is my stress- relief. It feels very relaxed and can forget whatever that happened. In winter, there are some stars; afterschool when the weather was good, it will be nice to have a nap there. I hope in Tokyo there will be more stars and in summer hope I can see some fireworks. I thought this place will be good for stress- relief because when I had interest in space, I really like to see stars. One day when I had stress and I went to the place to see stars. I was very relaxed and that was the start of my stress- relief.

5 comments:

  1. Hey, I'm Rara.

    Stress...yeah,stress...
    When I get stress, I just sleep or sing like in very loud voice. I don't know why did you choose this topic, but I think it's good to tell us.

    We have still 2 weeks, so I wish we could talk more:)

    ReplyDelete
  2. Good topic.

    Everyone gets stressed, some more and some less. There are many causes and solutions. I love Tokyo, but I do find it stressful. As a Canadian I miss having more trees, and am tired of concrete. I think we all need to get out in nature, even just forested parks, more often.

    ReplyDelete
  3. Why did you choose this topic? lol
    You are so funny!
    But... Not bad! Not bad it all!!

    ReplyDelete
  4. Instead of:
    - "are noisy", 'are annoying'
    - "when the things goes bad", 'when things go bad'
    - "to make yourself to calm down", 'to calm yourself down'
    - "what ever", 'whatever'
    - "using knife to cut stuff other than foods", 'using a knife to harm yourself, or others'
    - "your eyesight will get low", 'your eyesight will get worse' (or deteriorate)

    In the last paragraph you switch tense in a confusing way: past, present and future. Other than that it is quite a good start.

    ReplyDelete

Vocabulary

  • debris
  • fatalities
  • tremor
  • collapse
  • buckled
  • destabilize
  • congressional
  • diplomacy
  • regime
  • provacation
  • rhetoric