Participating the IVE Project

As part of the class activity, I participated in a project called IVE.

The project was online, and we were able to communicate with people from all over the world.

I wrote a post with a subject, "Where do you live?" and explained where I am from, and about the countries I had lived before.

In one of the replies, I sent this picture of the cherry blossoms that I took at the pond near my house.

I got three replies for this post, and one was from a girl in Columbia. She posted a beautiful picture of where she lives, and explained about the city.

The other two replies were students from Hokkaido and Saga.

I was happy that they gave me replies and I really enjoyed communicating with them.

I regret that I couldn't write more posts. I wanted to interact with more people all over the world.

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