Last week we had online class, but sadly I couldn't attend it because I was out somewhere. Anyways a week or maybe two weeks ago in Aep class we had games for both of the period it was very fun, at the start of the first period we played Squaredle and then we decoded to play scrabble because we haven't played it for so long. Before the class end we played Contexto and it took us forever to figure out the answer but eventually we did figure it out. This weeks Aep class was quite relaxing, we started the class as usual by playing a game and then we proceeded to learn and discuss about words relating to each other, it wasn't that hard nor that easy but I manage to understand it pretty well. At the second period we read a news about a postcard that was just found after 121 years, it's kind of weird how the postcard still survive. Before the class ended we played Contexto until the bell rings.
In a hidden café tucked away in all the bustle of Tokyo, disconsolate patrons are given the rare chance to travel back in time. But, there’s a catch: they must return to the present before the coffee in front of them cools, or risk losing themselves eternally in the past. " Before The Coffee Gets Cold ", a novel by author Toshikazu Kawaguchi, tells of four heartwarming, contemplative tales of a magical cafe's patrons that all interweave in the most little, yet enchanting ways. The first, a forlorn woman who seeks to mend a strained relationship before it becomes irrevocably broken, while the second hopes to acquire an explanation from a departed companion. A third character wishes to revist and undo a moment of regret, and the final traveler longs for one final brush with someone they had lost. The immutable and all-consuming nature of time unveils itself as each of the four's journeys progress, gently guiding them to acceptance. The book uses charming prose juxtapo...
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