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TRẢ LỜI : Họ thường nghĩ về phong tục , tập quán nước bạn .

Tom: What do you think about life in the mountains?

(Cậu nghĩ sao về cuộc sống ở trên núi?)

Trang: I think it’s very interesting. People in the mountains live close to nature.

(Mình nghỉ nó rất thú vị. Mọi người sống gần gũi với thiên nhiên.)

Tom: What about you, Mai? What do you think?

(Cậu thì sao Mai? Cậu nghĩ như thế nào?)

Mai: To my way of thinking, there are better services in the city.

(Theo mình suy nghỉ thì ở thành phố dịch vụ tốt hơn.)

Every person on the planet has his own life and obligations. Some of them have a difficult life and other an easy one, but that depends on the jobs they have. Mine is very complicated and I have free time “Once in a blue moon“, but when I have some free time I write poems like this one. Now I will start to write about my daily routine. My day starts as an ordinary morning. I tidy my bed, brush my teeth, take a shower, have breakfast bla bla ... The breakfast is the best time to communicate with your parents. When we sit down we start talking about our dreams and about whether, that dream is a message from the future. After we share our thoughts every one of us goes to work (except me). I sit down and start doing my homework. After two hours practicing my lessons I start phoning all my buddies. At one p.m I go to school where I study so hard, that when I comeback from there I feel dizzy. At school I am very serious (well, sometimes to be honest) and I am concentrated on my work. After a day of hard work at school I go home and relax. When my head calms down me and my family sit down for dinner and share our daily work and experience throughout the day. At half past eight I turn on the TV and watch “Big Brother”. My favorite person is Naiden but that is not important. At eleven o’clock I go to bed and start dreaming about my next day and pray to be alive. As I said before, every man has his own life, but some of them dream of it. I dream of a world full of peace and no war. I wish that my days are happy and lovely. Do not worry about the past; pray that you will be alive tomorrow.

Traveling has the potential to be wildly fulfilling. It exposes you to new cultures, different perspectives and unique experiences. The further you travel the more you are pushed out of your comfort zone. And the more you are pushed out of your comfort zone, the more you learn about yourself and the world around you.

One of the most popular types of journals is a travel journal. By having a travel diary, you can keep all these new experiences and knowledge in one place where you can reflect on them.

What is a travel journal?

Travel journals are a place where you can write about trips you have taken, what you learned during and the experiences you had. It is a collection of adventures, stories, memories and discovery. It doesn’t matter where you're going or who you’re traveling with, an online trip journal can come anywhere.

Why Write A Journal When Traveling?

There are many benefits of keeping a journal when traveling, but here are a few to start with:

Remember More

By writing down the things you want to do on your trip and the things you have done during it, you won’t forget the reasons you wanted to go and will remember more of your visit.

Learn More

When traveling somewhere new, you will learn a lot about that place’s culture, customs and people. By having a place to write down your observations, you will absorb more of your surroundings.

Reflect More

A journal is a place to record new things you have discovered while exploring various places you visit. By having all these new findings in one place, you will be able to look back and reflect on what you have learned and apply it to other parts of your life.

Islam in 2016, a taxi trips, I met an experienced physician resources. In particular, he cherished for years to solve the problem of design traffic jams Hanoi. Long distance, so I hear the details. Having given away in return.

Uncle referee thoughts: I tried to propose this strategy without knowing met anyone who can help take it to the hands of the person responsible for the city.

Grab your phone number, name and address of the driver.

Go to Hanoi, called for a sidekick who is now the official newspaper of the city. Presented as a people have remarkable strategies, the report should be sent reporters down to work with that person.

It's a rewarding job of an official newspaper of the city, so her nails and security, and transfer information.

However, after that, everything fell into "bat endlessly". The newspaper did not like unheard.

Each person a job, so I think, especially in "the driver make suggestions for" this, I just do intermediate bridge was ok then. It should just stop at that level.

The driver several times to call to say that the newspaper did not get involved.

Inside the press may be something to their reason.

Now, the driver can make booklets of doctors (ie strategy written on paper) to the city authorities. And of course, the driver has not been thinking of the 200,000 target. And want to make suggestions, they must follow the specific instructions of the contest.

Vào google dịch mà tra.

People in my village love delicious food and they often have three meals a day - breakfast, lunch, and dinner. At about 7.00 a.m, they usually have a light breakfast with a bowl of pho or cereal with milk. Sometimes they have a bowl of instant noodles or a plate of sticky rice before going to work. Luch often start at about 11.30 a.m. They often have rice, meat, fish and fresh vegetables for lunch. Dinner often start at 6.00 p.m with rice, lots of vegetables, some meat and fish. Then they often have some fruits and some coffee or tea. I think food in my village is tasty and healthy. And it's nutritious, too.

Food gives our bodies the energy we need to function. For many people, changing eating habits is very hard. But this is some kind of a lifestyle.
I eat 5 meals a day. but not regularly. I eat when i feel that i have to.
I snack all the time. It's a very bad habbit. I eat after 9p.m. which is very bad and unhealthy for our body.
But the good thing is that i eat fruits, fresh juices, milk, proteins, carbohydrates.
And I try to practice a lot. I have to kip fit. And a good advice for everyone to change from bad to a good habbit: eat fruit for dessert instead of cookies.

People in my village love delicious food and they often have three meals a day - breakfast, lunch, and dinner. At about 7.00 a.m, they usually have a light breakfast with a bowl of pho or cereal with milk. Sometimes they have a bowl of instant noodles or a plate of sticky rice before going to work. Luch often start at about 11.30 a.m. They often have rice, meat, fish and fresh vegetables for lunch. Dinner often start at 6.00 p.m with rice, lots of vegetables, some meat and fish. Then they often have some fruits and some coffee or tea. I think food in my village is tasty and healthy. And it's nutritious, too.