Danforth Technical School - Tech Tatler Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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After summer school the My L1fe In Canada by N1ll1am Aw IIISBJ CFrom Engl1sh as a Second Languagel The essay I am go1ng to wr1te about lS on My L1fe 1n Canada Th1s probably w1ll not mean anyth1no to you but mt lS surely exc1t1ng flashbacklng all the past events to me I m a character 1n the play and my relat1ves are the spectators Th1s story deals w1th the follow1ng top1cs y expectat1ons of Canada drr1val 1D A weapon he thought But Canada settl1ng down go1ng to school socmal l1fe and my asp1rat1o My name TS N1ll1am and I am from Burma As for expectat1ons of Canada I was very des1rous to come here when I was 1n my country I had many future I was eager eng1neer f1x a car or construct a house really anx1ous to do a1ms for my to be an repa1r a I was these th1ngs even when I was a ch1ld Canada TS a very 1ndependent country and also an 1ndustr1ally developed country so I chose lt to fulf1l my amb1t1ons Next I want to 1ntroduce my arr1val 1n Canada Th1s 1ncludes the per1od from leav1ng my country to land1ng 1D Canada The scenery the plane Everyth1ng was novel to me espec1ally when I got to Tokyo a1rport We took a plane from there to the Toronto Awrport wh1ch arr1ved at 9 OO 0 clock My fam1ly and I ant1c1pated that my s1ster was go1ng to be there but our expectat1on was not accurate Actually we had told my s1ster that we would arrwve 7 00 o clock but unfortunately the plane took off late so all the planes were delayed That day was the commencement of my new l1fe My oldest s1ster had been 1n Canada for 4 years and she had a house when we f1rst came to Canada we l1ved w1th her and are st1ll w1th her I had to keep tellwng my mother not to despa1r because she d1dn t l1ke to res1de 1n such a bor1ng country Actually th1s place lS very unsu1table for older people I had never seen some of the food we saw Jn Canada before 1n my l1fe At the beg1nn1ng we had a l1ttle trouble w1th food becau e we prepare food wwt sp1ces 1n lt The next two weeks after our arr1val lH Canada we ch1ldren had to go to school Engl1sh IS not the pr1nc1pal language 1n m country so my level of Englwsh was a l1ttle low Therefore I went to Greenwood School to learn all the bas1cs of grammar That school was very helpful to 1mm1grants l1ke me and I 1mproved a lot lH Engl1sh I spent one year at Greenwood and I had many fr1ends who were very close to me Most of them were h1nese gu1dance teacher gave me a transfer to Danforth Techn1cal School Th1s school lS very large and people who have never been there m1 t get lost Jn lt I am s 1 attend1ng th1s school e teachers are very generous and honest espec1ally the E S L teacher People m1ght th1nk TS very fussy but he sure lS remarkable teacher and I don th1nk he lS fussy or a lousy teacher I have many fr1ends and some of them are very k1nd Most of the Canad1ans are very fr1endly to me but some of the younger people are extremely rude and often are abuslve to others They don t even care about the1r mothers I have a fr1end who TS very self1sh and Jealous When he favour and I do lt w1thout a compla1nt when I request a favour from h1m he hes1tates to do lt for My amb1t1on lS to be an eng1neer or a techn1c1an or work 1n bu1ld1ng construct1on I m to f1n1sh grade twelve and then advance to college My 1ntent1ors are to be an eng1neer I am anx1ous to go to convocat1on to rece1ve my d1ploma and get a f1ne Job and l1ve happ1ly w1th my mother I really des1re to go back to my country as a tourwst I also w1sh to tour the ent1re world and explore the unknown th1ngs These th1ngs are what I pos1t1vely want to do and I fervently hope t I w1ll I bel1eve that Canada TS one of the f1nest develop1ng countr1es 1n the world You can easlly apply for a Job 1f you haven t got one and often you w1ll f1nd what you want However one th1ng I would compla1n about TS the cold weather Although the temperature exceeds 20 outslde people have very th1ck coats and warm boots to help them endure the cold I ate cold weather myself but I very much enJoy the short summer t1me Two were Left by Leonard Chan I95t On the th1rd n1ght of hunger Henr1 thought of the dog Nothw of flesh and blood l1ved upon tt float1ng 1ce wsland except those wo In the breakup Henr1 had los h1s sled h1s food h1s ur even h1s kn1fe He had saved or Norman h1s great devoted dog Two l1ves marooned on the 1ce eyed each e1ther war1ly each keep1ng h1s d1stance Henr1 s love for Nun1k was real as real as hunger anc cold nwghts and gnarl1ng pa1n 01 h1s 1nJured leg But the men of h1s v1llage k1lled the1r dog for food when they were short of fo Henr1 told h1mself when hungry enough he would seek fooc One of us w1ll soon be eat1ng the other Henr1 thought Henr1 could not k1ll the doo w1th h1s bare hands because Norman was stronger than h1m where? he told h1mself then ar 1dea popped 1nto h1s head Henr took the braces from h1s leg Cwh1ch he made when he had 1nJur h1s legl and made a kn1fe w1th 1 Henr1 then tr1ed to get h1s dog to come over 1n order that he could k1ll lt for food He had softly called Norman many t1mes Norman had watched Henr1 susp1c1ously Henr1 was fear1ng the an1mal and red hunge and suffer1ng 1n the dog s laboured breath1ng and awkward crouch He hated h1mself and fought aga1nst Closer Norman came aware of h1s 1ntent1ons Now Now was the t1me to str1ke A great sob shook Henr1 s kneel1ng body He cursed the kn1fe He bl1ndly flung the weapon far from h1m N1th emptv hands outstretched he stumbled towards the dog and fell The dog c1rcled the boy s body and Henr1 was s1ck w1th fe Henr1 felt he was defenseless m He was at Norman s mercy and Norman was hungry I ' ' ' I Y . . . 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