Special sidewalk for the Cell Phone users

     I think we should have the special lane of the sidewalk for the people using the cell phones. On the other hand, we shouldn't have any of the sidewalk for the people using the cell phones. I understand why people made up this idea and I also kind of know why people didn't make any of that special lane of the sidewalk for the cell phone's users in some other countries that are not China. I agree with 'no' and 'yes'! And here some reasons why I said so.

     I said 'yes', because some people during their way to go somewhere, they might get lost and it's depend on if they visit other country or they forget about their own country's streets; so they like to check their cell phones and see where they're at! The same way, people text and talk on their cell phones and there are a bunch of reason why they do these things. And if some people get tired of walking behind someone that was using his/her phone, they walk to the other side that's for the regular people without using any cell phones along their walking time.

     I also said 'no', because some people didn't even noticing anything or what's around them when they are using their cell phones. These people can always distracts other people by walking as slow as possible to be able to look on their phones. Using your cell phones during your walk is a very dangerous idea because you can always accidentally bump into something either sharp or something that is easy to break. The most dangerous reason why people shouldn't use their cell phones during their walk is they can make a hug street accident by walking without looking to their either left or right about what direction they are facing to go toward to.

Three things I am the most grate for

     I am so grateful for the love, support, kindness and all the fun that they offer and I get to offer them. I'm glad that I get to meet them all. And I'm also glad that I have a chance to have fun with and get love from them. My life will be worse if I never meet them. I want to say thanks a lot especially to my parents and part all of my family. I enjoy everything that they give me and supports me!

     The most second thing that I am so grateful for is I don't have to be so hungry on the street and have nowhere to live. And this also make me glad that I have good parents that supports me with every single thing I needed. I got the warm house and the most warm family. Without them, I will be so hungry on the street and live on the street with no educations. 

     I also so grateful for the internet and the phone! The internet helps me to keep in touch with my friends that are in Seattle. And the phone helps me connect to my other part of my family that lives in Cambodia and others in Seattle. And also, they internet helps me send my homework to my teachers and do research and all that stuff! And again, it's because my parents that helps me to have the internet access. Without my parents, I will not have the things that I want to have my life, and my life will be so hard on the street.

     

Three biggest surprises in America

     There are always things that can surprises people when they arrive in another countries or other places. When I moved to United States, I was 11 years old. I always thought of what it's going to look like in America when I was still in my country, Cambodia. But when I arrived, my opinion that I used to have suddenly changed! The most number one thing that surprise me is, people around my house actually Cambodians, so they speaks Khmer. I thought when I came to America, I will never ever use Khmer to be my language again except when I'm at home only.

     The second thing that surprise me when I came to America is that the malls are similar to the one that's in Cambodia. First I thought that the malls are probably different from where I came from, but oppositely, they are similar. And most thing that they sell in the malls are the same thing as the one in Cambodia. But what's different about the two malls between in Cambodia and in America, the sellers are different. At each places in the malls of America, they let us return stuff in if we don't like it, but most places in Cambodia, we can't even take it or return it back if something wrong to the thing that we bought.
   
     The last thing that surprised me the most is that the houses in South Philadelphia is similar to Cambodia. But when I went to live in Seattle for two years, the houses in Seattle are not the same thing as Cambodia and South Philly. Also between the people and the neighborhood, they all different from each places that I went to. I never know about this when I was still in Cambodia. The view of the houses are different, but what they made of are different from Cambodia because in America, they used woods to make houses. And in Cambodia we used rocks,etc. Overall, these are the three big surprises that are different from what I thought about when I was still in Cambodia.

History is Important

   
   
      It important to learn about history, even if the moments happened far away and to people I don't know, because it's allows us a chance to learn about who we came from. The people of the past are those who came before us, and it is interesting to see how some of the thoughts, attitudes, and practices of today can differ so drastically from those throughout history.

     Another reason why it's important to learn about history is because so one may learn about past human behavior that is relevant of the past give us an understanding of how the world came to be, not only in your world but around the world including all cultures of people as well as nature. By learning about the causes and effects of events in history, people can learn better ways to deal with conflict among nations and individuals.

     For the last reason why I think it's important to learn about the history, because so that you find out all of the facts for yourself. If you don't study history, you won't know when someone is misleading you. People always have their own version of the facts. It's important that you know for yourself. And history helps us understand why we live the way we are living and why we are where are a a species and country.