26 I will continue to strive to follow my plan.

When I return to read my previous blogs I feel ridiculous. that it is so true. everything that I write it. it was so ridiculous. I have no intention of writing the ridiculous thing. but with my confuse in how to tell a good story. and how to create a good topic.

I hope that if I write every day it can improve my writing skill. but I am only intermediate in English but bear to do it the difficult job and maybe the practicing that never returns any benefit.

I don't sure the writing every the can be advantage or disadvantage to improve my skill I will continue to strive to follow my plan.

today on 11/3/2018 I started my project on 7/2/2018, for now, it is past 32 days but I write only 25 article that means I am not in my plan. I away from my travel plan 8 articles.

I know that there are many ridiculous articles in my blogs but I still believe in the benefit of this project. I still commitment to write it

how it is hard to write everything from your brain every day. many days in my routine life I have many stressful jobs to do so that I don't have the power to create anything.

How I can focus on my way to succeed in my project and progress my writing skill. sometime I believe that writing like this will destroy my skill in speaking because I think in the mistake way.

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