Hey folks! Y’all know I love telling stories, so let me tell you one ... one of my stories. Last Sunday was my daughter’s birthday, and honestly, that was already a beautiful gift for me. What you don’t know is that it was also kind of a birthday gift… because yes... today is my BIRTHDAY too 😂 And meeting so many great people like y'all, making friends here, and sharing moments together has been an unexpected and truly beautiful gift this year. Thank you so much for that ❤️

Sorry I forgot the specific person who asked me this question before...🙃 Firstly, I think it depends on each one's character probably. I know E person and I person a little. Just a little and I assumed E means Extrovert and I means Introvert (not sure). 😉 HOWEVER, that doesn't mean a person is always the same style in different topics, different occasions, different people to face and different scenarios. For example, when talking to some BIG question such as philosophy, I'm always be a quiet duck...🦆 Secondly, not everyone is sensitive to the information/things around us. That's totally fine! If all people are E persons, then the world will be noisy, right? So, don't blame yourself about this. I AM that kind of noisy person and super sensitive to the people and things around... Ehh... So I have a lot to talk every day and most of the words are nonsense I know. 😮‍💨 SO, I REALLY admire the ones who're silent as a good listener. I cannot do that so sometimes not polite with some interrupting. Sorry, I'm not intention to do that! 😮‍💨 I would like to share three tips with you to become more "talkative" if you would like to or if you need to force yourself to speak more English every day... 1️⃣Describe what you're doing - Learned from Serge, thank you man! @Serge Gray This is easy. For example, when you're pouring a coffee for yourself in the morning, speak "I'm pouring a cup of coffee for myself as I really love it in the morning. can you imagine it? I started to feel this is a good thing since I was a college student...." you see, I can't stop! 😂if you do not have much to talk, just the 1st sentence, describing what you're doing now.. 2️⃣Retell something and talk to yourself - I have mentioned and posted this tip before (it was selected to wisdom in classroom! haha). Retell something, for example, your colleague told you a story this morning and you must have some to talk, right? then talk to yourself. e.g., my colleague said she fight with her husband last Sunday as her husband came very late, 1:30am with drunk. blablabla....🙃

I'm glad to be here with all my future classmates!

Another one about sports. Advanced Golf Vocabulary alert!!! You know the drill...Try to get it...but don't worry. Explanation later today Let's go: Why did the golfer wear two pairs of pants? ... In case he got a hole in one!

Hey everyone! 👋 Today’s expression is “too many irons in the fire.” 👉 It means having too many tasks or projects going on at the same time, which can make it hard to do any of them well. Basically, you’re spreading yourself too thin. Origin: This phrase comes from blacksmithing. When a blacksmith has multiple irons in the fire, each needs attention — if there are too many, some might get ruined. Over time, it became a metaphor for taking on more than one can handle. 🛠️ Examples: • He’s juggling three jobs and a side business — definitely too many irons in the fire. 😅 • Don’t take on another project; you’ve already got too many irons in the fire. 🔥 • She tried to learn piano, guitar, and drums at once — that’s too many irons in the fire. 🎵 Now it’s your turn! 💬 Drop your own sentence using “too many irons in the fire” below 👇 WE LEARN FROM EACH OTHER! 🤝