Before I took this class, I thought I didn’t
like anything that uses English (speaking, reading, listening, and writing) because
it is difficult for me, and I have no confidence in my English skill.
However, this class taught me writing in
English is fun.
During this class, I wrote four Haikus as my
second piece. It was first time to write haiku in English. I felt that I like to
write Haiku in English more than Japanese because English haiku has not so many
rules like Japanese haiku, and I have limited vocabulary in English, so I can use
only simple words. So I think I could express my feeling more clearly than
Japanese.
Even now, I cannot speak, listen or read
English well, but I can write in English with less stress than before I took
this class. I became like to write in English through this class. I am really glad to enjoy writing in English.
So, I want to keep writing something
actively in both English and Japanese in the future.
Mrs. Aoyagi was born on February 12, 1993, in Niigata. Her family was very close, so she grew up with their love. When she became a high school student, she started to live away from her family to live in a dorm. After graduation for the International Christian University, she became a bible teacher at her old high school. She worked hard to change Japanese educational circles, and many students become happy.
She got married when she was 24 years old, and had a son and a daughter. She took good care of their home as a mother.
She enjoyed her life after retirement with her husband. She was by his bedside when he died two years ago. Then, she started to live a nursing home and made so many new friends.
She lived always among her important people.
At Mrs. Aoyagi’s request, the funeral will be held in the church she went to, and sing a lot of happy hymns with a piano accompaniment of her grandchild. Please come, if you are her acquaintance.