Upon seeing women's coats and scarves while commuting, Ifelt thatmy favorite season, summer, was gone completely. I've been through several big things last September: poster presentation in Paris, starting PhD class, and a short trip during Chuseok holidays withouttroubles. 
Regarding learning English, I began the early morning class again last Wednesday and I met a new teacher. Although the start was not wonderful than I expected it to be, I am going to continue it for a time being. The good thing is that I was able to meet Jenniferand she will give me some tips about learningEnglish.
The autumn season in Korea seems to be getting shorter than before. It means that extreme temperature days are getting longer with losing typical beautiful four seasons. People become more serious in autumn and winter season. It seems like the theory that changing seasons can really affect human emotion is true.
Experiencing various teachers this year, I've got a sense that personal character might be related to their countries' weather conditions. In my view, people living in a warm or hot land, just like Filipinos, seem to be more bright and vibrant. I've never experienced a blue mood from any of them during past two years. They never expressed their private depressed mood duringour class. The one who complained about something and showed a bad mood was always me. Sometimes, they looked like counselors. On the contrary, the one livingon theopposite side, like Canadian, tend to express their feelings naturally, even with sadness and anxiety during the class. I love both of them. I like the positive and sunny attitude of southern teachers and the honesty of northern ones as well. I am looking forward to a new journey now.
