I start writing my English diary from today. It is because I can study English, and I may have some work to use as evidence later. When speaking of English, keeping a diary is one of the best ways to improve your skills. In addition, using it as evidence is to prepare for the situation, which has been a bit worrisome for several years in Canada. From the fall of 2017, I moved from Willowdale Baptist Church to a Korean Methodist Church on Yonge Road with the introduction of a Korean deacon, but from around February and March 2018, I felt that someone around me was watching me.
The person who was the associate pastor of the Korean Methodist Church was in a lawsuit with the Canadian government, and although I don't know the truth, I heard that the Canadian government accidentally arrested the associate pastor. This content was once featured on the front page of the Hankook Ilbo in Canada. However, after the associate pastor was released from prison and returned to the church, the Canadian police intercepted or monitored the church pastor and other members of the church. I also went through similar things several times. Even recently, while taking a walk in Leslie, I felt several people following me and watching. There must be no reason why are you spying on me? Because you went to that church for a while? What's more, Leslie's walking course is a place I've been on for years.
For this reason, I will record an English diary starting today (September 24, 2020). It is because of the concern that it may be framed. While living in Toronto, except for my wife and children, I haven't contacted a few places, such as schools or lawyer offices. It's understandable if it's about preventing a possible criminal case, but they know it won't happen if you've been monitoring for a long time. When I go out, I often use a phone camera to take pictures of the surrounding scenery, so the date recorded there or location information can be used as proof data. Today I arrive at the library at 8:45 in the morning to study. Today's plan is to go home for lunch, eat, go to the yorkdale mall with my wife and dog, look at the Samsung tablet s7+, and then go to Costco and look at the photo region. On the way, I found a new trail and walked around a little, and the name of the park is Earl vales park.
I give my wife a Costco card, and she takes it and goes shopping. It seems obvious that women love shopping. The s7+ seen at the Samsung store doesn't seem to be much different from the previous model in the sense of writing, and it seems to be worth buying because it has a function to write over pdf files. Let's sell the tablet I'm using right now in the marketplace, and if it sells, let's organize it in the direction of buying a new product. On the way back from Yorkdale Mall, I stopped by the library again and studied by 8:15 and returned home.
