Niki, my Cute Poppy

Hey everybody,

I just wanted to show you my poppy, Niki. Look, how cute he is. He is a seven months old York Shire Terrier and completely trained. He is so smart and also stubborn. I love him so much. From the first day that bought him and I brought him home, he never ever cried at all and he is been always very happy boy. He loves his toys that I bought for him especially the yellow cat one "Poor this cat." The colour of his hair is changing everyday from black to silver and tan. There is one thing that is so special about him and that is his ears. He has the cutest and biggest ears compare to other yorkies and these ears make him look so much different than others. He has another specific attitute, which is only for him and I have never seen it in other dogs. He loves to seat on my bed and watch the door very carefully, it sounds silly but he loves it.

Good Poppy...

Ghazal.

Assignments & EAP Program

Hi everyone,

It is around 9:45 am on Sunday October 28, 2007 and I am sitting in front of my computer finishing my assignment such as book report, essey #4, attending lecture #2.
There are lots to do and I do not feel ok. I hate winter, this season makes me extremely depress and unhappy. How about you guys?
Anyway let's change the subject. Enough talking about winter and snow. It is almost five weeks left to the end of this semester and it is obvious that we all needed to pass this program in order to be more successfull at university and in our degree programs. Most of assignments in EAP are examples of how we should do our projects in credit courses and how exactly professors grade them in UofC. For instance, the idea of attending lecture is brilliant and technically all of us will have the opportunity to experience the lecture environment by doing this assignment. On the other hand, sending emails to the related professor would definitely show us how to communicate in academic environment and how should we respond in some situations.
Hopefully, everybody take good advantages of being in this class and become more and more succesfull every day and also I wish you guys luck and all the best througout this level. Keep studying hard and do not think about the results because as all of you know we are not studying for marks we are learning to gain more knowledge and information.

See you in class.
Ghazal.

EAP III & Instructors

Hi everyone,

The EAP III program has started on Sep, 17, 07 and we are already in week three. All the courses, especially the writing and grammar, are becoming more and more difficult as we go forward. However, we should always remember that we are all capable for this level, that’s why we are here. Therefore, let's go for it, do not be scared. Definitely we all are going to pass this semester very successfully. Do not ever forget our goal in this term, which is we are all going to make Scott proud of us and I am sure he will be so happy by the end of this course if we all pass. Do you know why? Because he really does not want to see us for another three months again. We get boring for him. Am I right or wrong? HaHaHa... Any way, I thought it would be nice to right a few word regarding our future success in this course, and I honestly wish all the best for my every single classmates in this class. There is another subject that I would like to share with everyone and that is regarding our Listening and Speaking instructor. I believe there is going to be some changes, Scott will not stay as our L & S teacher and Dr. Sangupta is looking to hire a qualified instructor for us. Good Luck Dr. Sangupta! Therefore, we are going to have Scott as our Writing and Grammar and Reading instructor for EAP III level, which is very nice and I think he is more than qualified for this position. His style of teaching is perfect and most of the student learn a lot from him.

Thank you Scott…

Cheers,
Ghazal.