This is my third video about musical instruments.

Just felt like popping on to say HELLO! 👋 Not feeling 100% today tbh, brain is a little all over the place… 🥴 Embrace the bare face & messy bun! 😌 This is my soft launch to “I woke up like this” energy. But hey, I'm here anyway! Sending you all a big virtual hug and wishing you a lovely day. 😘 (P.S. How's YOUR day going?)

I and my husband brought my daughter to the hospital very early this morning, for her eyes checking! When my daughter was just 5 or 6 months old, doctor told me her left eye had the Congenital esotropia (I got the translation for this specialized name of the disease). Now she got the near sight, so we went to the same hospital to seek some advice what we should pay attention when ordering the glasses for her with this disease from newborn. However, doctor consistently said there was no Congenital esotropia for my daughter’s eye, just go to order the glasses after optometry. I doubted this because when she was very little, not one doctor in one hospital confirmed she had this and told us this disease will not disappear automatically except a surgery on the eye! I asked the doctor to open the related checklist for us but she refused. Instead, she opened a series of checks about the near sight and other related checks, and told us we must do this first, then she can continue the following checks! These useless checks wasted us a whole day and near $200 in the hospital and the results are good for these checks, then the doctor was off shift and told us to do the following checks tomorrow!!! During the whole day, we wasted about more than 5 hours on all kinds of queues! Terrible! I’m not sure if there’s the same thing in your country or city! Doctors just care the revenue and don’t care the disease and the patients too much! Doctors can’t do checks without machines and reports! Doctors always give you a lot of checks to do but never ask you what’s wrong with you! Isn’t it terrible? I know not all doctors are doing this, but most of them have the same selection. Next step: asked for additional leave to choose another hospital to check my daughter’s eyes again!

Hey everyone! 👋 Today I’ve got two useful English expressions for you. Let’s dive in! 🌊🎭 🌊 Water Under the Bridge 👉 Meaning: Something that happened in the past and is no longer important or worth worrying about. You’ve moved on from it. 👉 Origin: Think of water flowing under a bridge — once it’s gone, it’s gone. The idea is: past problems have “flowed away.” 👉 Examples: • We argued last week, but it’s water under the bridge now. • Don’t stress about that mistake — it’s water under the bridge. • All that drama is water under the bridge for me. 🎭 Break a Leg 👉 Meaning: A way to say “good luck”, especially before a performance, exam, interview, or big event. 👉 Origin: Comes from theater superstition — instead of saying “good luck,” people said the opposite to avoid bad luck. Now it’s just a fun, standard phrase. 👉 Examples: • Big exam tomorrow? Break a leg! • You’ve got a concert tonight — break a leg! 🎸 • First job interview? Go in there and break a leg! Now it’s your turn! 💬 Write your own sentences using both: 🌊 water under the bridge 🎭 break a leg in the comments 👇 WE LEARN FROM EACH OTHER! 🤝

I watched some traditional performances in the park yesterday,it's really crowded,and can you believe it ,I even got a bruise in my legs😳,it's really hurt.