I was trying my best to adept to the custom in Canada better and better. I had changed my habits that were in the past greatly. For example, I used to get up at six o’clock and go to bed at 11 o’clock everyday when I was in high school. And usually took a nap in the noon. It was one of the regulations of our school. If you didn’t get out or come back dormitories on time, you would be punished and left a record on your personal dossier. So when the morning bell rang, everyone got up; put on clothes; made a quilt and tidied bed as soon as possible; when the evening bell rang, everyone hurried up to brush teeth, get hot water to wash feet and clothes. The poor guy on duty had to spend time in cleaning floor too. We did this work in turn. If you were in the porch, you could see everybody was almost running. However things has changed since I came to Canada. Our class started at twelve o’clock. It forced me canceling my nap in noon. Then, in order not be tired in the day, my biological clock assigned my nap time to my night sleep time. So I got up much later than before—average a quarter to eight every day. My sleeping time change directly resulted in my meals change. I had three meals a day in the past. But now, my breakfast was postponed to nine o’clock, so I felt no hunger any more in the noon. But my stomach yelled when I finished school and went back home. So I sat in front of table and start swallowing the food my mother cooked for me. I stayed besides table for a long time and ate continuously. My mother was curious and asked me, “Is the food delicious?” I replied to her, “The same as before, I just force myself taking in the same amount of food in two meals instead of three. Everything about my daily life changed a lot, what annoyed me most was that my English didn’t change much. What should I do? What should I do? Everyone who answer me, 100$ at first. He he he.