* G a m e s *

  Have you ever played the Sims? My favorite game was the Sims when I was a child. Players can create virtual people called "Sims" and places them in houses. Also, the players can help direct moods of Sims. In addition, the players can build their houses and decorate interiors like designs of furniture. Simply put, the Sims is a strategic life simulation video game. I played the game for a long time because it is the slow-paced strategy game. Actually, I was the Sims addict. I got a vicarious thrill out of playing the game. These days, the Sims was expanded to a mobile game. Many people enjoy the Sims of mobile game.

* A d v i c e *

 
 Are you going to come in Calgary? I will give you some helpful advice. First, you should study English conversation. I know you'll come here to learn English. However, if you study basic English and you can speak basic communication, you will be able to learn English quickly and easily. Second, you should bring some winter clothes such as a warm muffler, warm gloves, and a woolen hat. You know the Calgary's weather is getting cold as hell. These days, I bundle up in a think jacket when I go outside. You should take my advice to heart. I'm glad to see you soon :)

* T r a n s p o r t a t i o n *

I enjoy domestic travel every year.

When I travel in Korea, I use various ways to travel such as airplane, car, train, bus.

When I go to Jeju Island, I take a flight.

However, I sometimes ride a bus when I go to a suburb of Seoul.

In this way, transportation depends on the destination.

Especially, my favorite way to travel is a train because I can see a beautiful view from my seat while on the train. Second, passengers can move free. Third, it runs promptly and safely whether it rains or snows.

However, a train takes a long time because train's routes are not free.

 

* C r i m e *

 

   I think Calgary is a safe city. However, I think my hometown is safer than Calgary because Calgary's downtown has a lot of many homeless people. I'm a night owl, so I like to wander from street to street at night. One day, I went downtown with my friend at night. However, one homeless person came up to us and asked us for 10$. We said we don't have any cash. Suddenly, the homeless swore at us. We felt scared. My hometown's homeless generally avoid people, but Calgary's homeless don't avoid people and they sometimes ask some money or some foods. I think to protect myself from becoming a victim isn't to walk around at night. If you meet homeless, you had better avoid them.