Memories of school

   


When I was in high school . I was a coward girl in my  class. One day my friend said to me , ( Teacher did not attend today . Do you want to come with me ? “ I rejected because I was a afraid . She insisted to come with her . Then , I went back to school I saw my class closed  and my teacher explained something important for the students . I went back to my friend’s and I cried because I did not attend and I felt sad .  

learning style

   

There are many ways to learn . Many people use different ways to help them to study and

 .learn well  

I have different  learning style . I am sensing  , sequential  , active and visual learner .

    I use sensing way to learn because I like to memorize things .

   I think  I am  a sequential leaner because I like to be organized  and work with steps .

   I think I am  an  active  because I like  to discuss information in the class and study with groups .

  I  use visual style to learn because I like study with pictures and colors and I review information after I finish study .  

Japanese Wedding

Japanese Wedding Traditions

A Japanese wedding ceremony is an elaborate ritual interwoven with Japanese culture & tradition. It is usually small & private. In Japan, the Shinto ceremony is the standard. Some Japanese-American couples choose to combine East and West. Christian, Buddhist, or Shinto style are all wonderful options.

Sake Ceremony Known as one of the oldest traditional Japanese wedding customs, san-san-kudo, or sharing of sake is still performed today. This custom is the heart of a Japanese wedding ceremony and takes the place of vows. The groom, then the bride takes three sips of sake from three different sake cups. They then offer the sake to the families: first the groom's father, then his mother, the bride's father, then her mother. This beautiful gesture represents a new family bond and demonstrates respect for the parents. If it's a Western or Buddhist ceremony, the sake ritual happens at the reception.   .

Wedding Attire In Japan, brides may wear a colorful silk kimono or a shiromuku, a formal gown passed down over the ages and still used today as traditional bridal dresses. Some Japanese brides choose to wear a modern wedding gown. In Japan, white symbolizes purity, elegance and "new beginning". Only very traditional Japanese brides don white face makeup, painted red lips, and a wig with expensive combs and decorative ornaments. After the wedding, the bride will change into the irouchiakake, a beautiful silk kimono with red, gold, silver, and white colors. This kimono usually features a crane which symbolizes a long life. Near the end of the reception, the bride changes into the furisode, a kimono with wide sleeves worn by an unmarried woman. The tradition symbolizes the last time she will wear the furisode. The groom usually wears a men's kimono called haoiri-hakama or a tuxedo.

Reception The Kekkon Hiroen or wedding reception is formal. Consequently, reception attire is also formal. Women guests attending the reception may choose to wear kimonos. The style and scale of wedding receptions vary depending on the regions in Japan. Traditional Japanese bride and grooms partake in a ritual that consists of lighting a candle at every guests table to symbolically share their warmth and light. The music at the reception can vary. Traditionally, stringed instruments called Samisen and Japanese drums will provide the music for the reception. Wedding guests are highly respected in Japan. Consequently, it is not uncommon for the bride and groom to spend $50 or more per guest on hikidemono or parting gifts. Less pricey are the kohaku manjyu, round steamed buns with bean paste filling, which are often presented in pairs to guests, one red bun and one white bun.

Shugi-Bukuro Guests attending a Japanese wedding reception are expected to bring Oshugi, a cash gift. Sometimes, the amount is specified on the invitation. Typically the amount depends on the guest's relationship with the couple. The cash is presented in a decorative envelope called Shugi-bukuro .

1,000 Paper Cranes According to Japanese legend, cranes are thought to live a long life. The construction of 1,000 paper cranes symbolized good fortune, fidelity and longevity.

Wonderful city !!

My favorite city is Istanbul . Last summer , I traveled to Turkey . I visited Istanbul city . It is a wonderful city in Turkey . I visited many famous places on Istanbul . I went to “ Ayasofya ‘’ .  I saw  many archaeological things and kings clothes. In days of the ottoman and Umayyad. I saw many things of the heritage of Islam. I went to princesses Island. It is a nice Island. I read horse with my family on this Island. The weather was very nice in this Island . I ate fresh fish on princesses Island. We went to the Island by the ship. we went to the covered market people sold things of the Turkish industry for my friend. I visited many heritage places in Istanbul.  I visited “ Bosporus”  . I saw palace from the Umayyad period  on Bosporus. There is suspension bridge on Istanbul . It separates between two continents ,   Asian and European . Really Istanbul is a wonderful city. I hope I visited it   

again

       

traditions in Korea !!!

  Shoes off

When entering a Korean home, you must remove your shoes. To do any less is a sign of great disrespect.

Koreans have a special relationship with their floor, on which they sit and often sleep. A dirty floor is intolerable in a Korean home, and they view Westerners as backward savages for remaining shod in our living rooms.

Some strange superstition in the wedding in UAE !!??

  When bride pinchs single girls . That brings good luck for single girls to  get married  .

  When bride friends drink her juice . That brings good luck for her friends to  get married.

  Many Emirates Bride must buy new clothes when she get married that get good luck for her in marital life .

This is  nice a billboard about Ipad company . It attracts many people to buy goods ..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_NTn3YekKoQ

This is a wonderful advertisement about Lady Dior 

                                      

.  It attracts many women to buy this bag   

  

 I  like this advertisement because they uses new 

 technology to show the bags and i like the colors and the  music in the advertisement i think all women like this   bags