Today I joined the SIDS run with all
of the Extension students. Before I decided to join this event I did not know about
SIDS. I really like to run and I could not join BLOOMS DAY in last semester so
I decided to run. This is not just fun so I must think about people who lost a
child. I have never experienced such a sad accident so I cannot understand how sad
they are. I think all of the people who joined think about this event very
seriously because when I arrived at the park everyone was quiet except some children.
While I was running I saw some people put pins their T-shirts. I was curious
about what it was so I asked Jill later. She told me that pin is the symbol of
people who lost a child. When I heard that I felt painful. To be honest, this
morning I did not want to join this event because I wanted to take a rest and I
wanted to finish all of my homework so I regretted applying for this event.
However I do not regret joining this event now. Today, I learned about SIDS and
how serious this event is. It was a very good opportunity to think about life.
Last week, we took a trip to the Southwest for 7 days. This trip was an absolutely wonderful memory. I had never been to these areas so I was stimulated by every things, for example, cactus, adobe style buildings, Native American culture and amazing dessert views. It is one of the most interesting trips I ever took, because I experienced some rare things like visiting Grand Canyon, visiting high school and so on. On this trip I could understand about Indian culture from a folk art museum. I would like to introduce some my best memories on this Southwest trip. My first best memory is Georgia O’Keef museum. Actually, before this trip, I was not familiar with her and didn’t know about any of her artworks, but I was looking forward to visiting here because I like art museums. Her artworks were very unique, abstract and absolutely fabulous, and these were very fresh to me. I especially liked bone’s paintings which one of the most famous her artwork, because the color contrast is very c...