The blog for these two week for these two weeks we did alot of stuff like setworks and it was about describing the graphs and we stayed at thats what we did in these two weeks and it was kinda good i learned how to describe the graphs and like know how to describe the lines on the graph and it was good for me becasue i did not do that kind of setworks before and now i know how to describe and like i improved also in writting words and these kind of stuff and like we did also alot of warm up i mean we always do warm up before we start the class and its fun.
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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