Today, I woke up at 10:00 a.m. and spent the morning working on music at home. I was very tired because I had been streaming live until late at night yesterday. In the afternoon, I took a nap to recover. In the evening, I met up with my friends. We had a great time together, and talking with them really motivated me. It was a fun and meaningful day, and I felt inspired to keep working on my music.

I came across an online article about "cloudburst". I would like to share some of the key points here. The article said cloudburst is a phenomenon that is pouring rapidly in limited area for very short time. Honestly, I have never heard the phenomenon before, but I thought it was similar to liner rainbands. The prefecture I have lived faced the natural disaster in 2014. Many houses got completely washed out and many people were killed by the debris flow. That was why I never forget the phenomenon "Liner Rainbands". However, they have different features such as the following, 　　　Liner rainbands 　　　　　Cloudburst Duration for hours 　　　　　　　　for 30 minutes to an hour Area 　dozens of kilometers to hundreds a few kilometers to dozens Rainfall 　hundreds of milimeters 　　　 100 milimeters The affected area size is different, but the houses and roads in those area will take heavy damage such as houses collapsed and roads are flooded. In case of liner rainband, lots of thunderheads spreads belt-like and have stayed the same location for hours while it has been raining there. On the other hand, one thunderhead causes torrential rain in limited area and I guess it might be similar to a sudden downpour called the "Guerrilla Rainstorm" in Japan. Cloudburst often occurs in areas with a monsoon climate and in mountainous areas. That's why cloudbursts are observed in the foothills of the Himalayas. Japan is also strong affected by a monsoon climate and it often brings the rainy season, typhoon and torrential rain to Japan. So, I'm worried about whether the phenomenon happens in Japan as well. Actually, two typhoons have been moving across the country and they were wreaking havoc in some regions. I really hope the typhoon diminishes in strength as soon as possible.

Hi! I'm Esteban. I have an A2 level. I understand quite well, but I freeze and get nervous when I speak. I want to break this blockage and gain confidence over time, so I need my classes to be 100% focused on active speaking and practical simulations. I don't want traditional textbooks or grammar rules. I need a dynamic approach with real situation role-plays where you push me to react quickly and correct my mistakes in the moment. Is this something we can work on together?

Today, I stayed at my friend’s house and we played video games together. We spent several hours playing different games, talking, and laughing a lot. It was a great way to relax after a busy week. I always enjoy spending time with my friends, and I hope we can play together again soon.

I like to read thriller books, because the tession fealling it is a rush of adrennaline. Sometimes, read helps me to sleep faster becouse i felt tired after spend a while reading. Also, if i read every day, that help me with my concetration and productivity. Other of my hobbies is watching animes. =) I'm a little bit otaku hehe.

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