ThE cAt bORn tO LovE

Although I was almost tired out after coming back from AxxS in the afternoon, I thought that I had to go to The Living Room for relaxing.
(Maybe it caused a little nervousness by talking in English, but I would love to.)

Today we had four new friends we had never met before.
They are Fifi, Vicky, Vita and Leon.
Fifi and Leon are talkative, but Vicky and Vita are quiet.
When it's mentioned to us, it depends.
It was nice to meet them.
Tiffany and Leona played a show about a scenario two friends were playing chess to bring us into the topic today "Competition".
The episode of friends talked about playing football on Thanksgiving Day.

Ross and Monica were fighting for good, and Joey was the rival against Chandler for the Dutch girl watching the game beside them.

They really talked to each other so quickly that I was forced to read the Chinese subtitle to understand what they were talking about.
Tiffany asked us if we have a rival in our life.
Charles said that he has a friend, and he who has excellent working ablity always plays the role who is very offensive.
He is Charles's both friend and enemy.
Andy's rival is his ex-girlfriend's boyfriend.
Otherwise, Fifi mentioned that she herself is the only rival for her.
Everyday she is trying to make herself better than yesterday.
And I, it seems that I don't have any enemy at all just because I don't like to compare with others.
Kelly said so, too.
There is a girl with better ablities of work, and she just takes her as the idol and keeps running after her.
Then teachers asked us the question "Are we competitive, or we hold ourselves aloof from the world?"
I think that I am a person very uncompetitive.
I always finish my own job and want some free time to do things I want to do.
I don't like to pay lots of attention to beat or compare with others.
In fact, I don't know if it is good personality, but I think it's easier to enjoy my life.
Is it called a peace lover?
Maybe it's suitable to who I am.
And then, we played the cards game called "Uno".
It seemed that there was some smell of competition within us.
Otherwise, teachers mentioned that there was competition everywhere in the nature not only in the society we live in but also the animal world.
Is competition harmful or sometimes helpful to us?
There must be many aspects to face the question, and the answers differ from what kinds of people we are.
This issue was kind of serious.
Today I didn't talk very much.
That was a good listening ability practice for me.
At last, I have to thank teachers for accomplishing for my drawings.
Maybe they can read me in with them.