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My Lovely Pet "Ciou Ciou"

     I had kept many pets, especially hamsters. Since I was 10 years old, I had been keeping about 10 hamsters. Although they had short lives, I would not forget how much I loved each of them. From birth to death, I experienced a lot of sorrow and joy.

     
     This picture was taken by me. I called my pet “Ciou Ciou”, and she was three months old at that time. The difference between other hamsters was that I did not buy her in the pet store. It was my brother that brought her home one day. I was surprised and excited to see this cute girl. She was only one month old when she came to my home. I cannot even hold her in my hand because she was too small.

     Everything went smoothly until one day she got sick. Ciou was about two years old at that time. One day morning, I found that she was not as active as before. She lay on her bed and had a bad appetite. I thought that maybe she just felt tired and needed more break. But everything got worse and worse. She became weaker and thinner. After I took her to the veterinarian, she was diagnosed with cancer. I could not accept that at first, however, I eventually chose to face it and to take care of her life because she was my responsibility.

     Although Ciou finally passed away, I would remember her forever. She let me learn that how to take care of a hamster more carefully, and that she was not only a mouse but one of my family. I finally realized that keeping a pet was not easy, because pets were not equal to animals. Not just feeding but taking care of them was necessary. The difference between pets and animals was “love”. I loved Ciou Ciou, and I did not regret keeping her to be my pet.

Inspiring Graffiti by Lori Smith

1. When was this photo taken? when Lori Smith was 19 years old.
2. Who took the photo? Lori Smith
3. Where was this photo taken? Round the corner from the writer's halls of residence
4. Why was this photo taken? Lori Smith thought that the picture was inspiring to her.
5. Why is this photo meaningful for the writer? She thought people should not discriminate between homosexuality and heterosexuality. 
6. What is the story behind this photo? Although everyone had different opinion about homosexuality, it was common in Manchester. 
7. Who are the characters in the story? Lori Smith and people who live in Manchester
8. Where is the setting? Round the corner from the writer's halls of residence
9. What are the series of Events? The writer went to a far place to study in an university, and she was surprised that people living there were kindly to everyone whether the person is a gay or not.
10. What is the 'tension' generated in the story? the writer was apprehensive, but she found that Manchester is a very welcoming city.
11. What is the climax in the story? The writer says:"The photograph was taken round the corner from my halls of residence, where someone had painted the quote onto the fence round a building site."
12. What is the resolution? The writer found it very inspiring as it’s not often that we see such classy graffiti – something that really makes us think. "If only everyone thought that way, the world would be a better place."
13. What is the message behind the story? Everyone has the right to choose his or her sexuality.

Thief steals £ 1,200 from kindergarten

     A safe containing  £ 1,200 in the nursery’s wheelie bin was stolen. It was about 11-12 pm in Private kindergarten in Ipswich, Suffolk. The thief use tools to broke walls and got into the kindergarten. A nursery school said that they were so shocked being targeted because they were just a nursery. The police promised that they will try their best to arrest the thief.