12.01.2012
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I'm in charge of the administration of our dormitory with some fellows, and I'm leader.
Yesterday two gas tanks of our dormitory seemed to be almost empty, so I called the trader of gas to come and exchange the tanks. Afterward two worker came to there, and I met them. Then, however, I found that the two tanks were secured by chain and padlock. I looked for the key of the padlock and found it, however it won't open because it was too old and rusty. So unfortunately I couldn't exchange the tanks yesterday. The only way to open the padlock is to break it.
In addition, last night new member came to Vanuatu, and entered our dormitory, so as a leader, I explained her about how to use it. She was supposed to go drinking afterward, so I tried to shorten the explanation without lacking understandability. I would like to ask her today whether my explanation was good or not.
After explanation, I chatted another fellow who was same age as me for more than two hours. So I went home late, ate late, and slept late. It was a pity for me not to be able to study English last night. I slept for less than four hours. I feel asleep right now.
Yesterday two gas tanks of our dormitory seemed to be almost empty, so I called the trader of gas to come and exchange the tanks. Afterward two worker came to there, and I met them. Then, however, I found that the two tanks were secured by chain and padlock. I looked for the key of the padlock and found it, however it won't open because it was too old and rusty. So unfortunately I couldn't exchange the tanks yesterday. The only way to open the padlock is to break it.
In addition, last night new member came to Vanuatu, and entered our dormitory, so as a leader, I explained her about how to use it. She was supposed to go drinking afterward, so I tried to shorten the explanation without lacking understandability. I would like to ask her today whether my explanation was good or not.
After explanation, I chatted another fellow who was same age as me for more than two hours. So I went home late, ate late, and slept late. It was a pity for me not to be able to study English last night. I slept for less than four hours. I feel asleep right now.
I'm in charge of the administration of our dormitory with some other guys, but I'm leader. (For my dialect of English, "fellow" is very old fashioned. Perhaps it is still used in England/Australia)
Yesterday two gas tanks in our dormitory seemed to be almost empty, so I called the gas company to come and exchange the tanks.
Afterward two workers came to there, and I met them.
Then, however, I found that the two tanks were secured with a chain and a padlock.
I looked for the key to the padlock and found it, however it wouldn't open because it was too old and rusty.
In addition, last night a new member came to Vanuatu, and entered our dormitory, so as the leader, I explained her about how to use it.
She was supposed to go drinking afterward, so I tried to shorten the explanation while still making sure she understood.
After giving the explanation, I chatted with another fellow(guy) who is same age as me for more than two hours.
So I went home late, ate late, and slept late. (I like this sentence!)
Fortunately most days I am able to slept for about 10 hours - heaven!
I can fall asleep right now.