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According to The Free Dictionary by Farlex, a Writer's block (n) is a usually temporary psychological inability to begin or continue work on a piece of writing.

This is what I usually experience whenever I sit in front of my computer and try to write something. Many times, it gets very frustrate to a point that I just quit staring at the computer and go to Happy Farm instead. (Happy Farm is a farming game on… Continue

It was a regular working morning. Cars lined up bumper to bumper on the street as if they were on an assembly line. Like every other morning, I was listening to 94.5 FM on my crappy radio. Waiting for my turn to get on to the bridge, I rolled down the window for some fresh cold January air. Suddenly, a burning smell, very much like the one when I burn my hair dryer, sneaked into my nostrils. I didn't give the smell much of attention as it was already my turn to get on the bridge. Hurriedly, I ac… Continue

Dear friends,

Since I am still so new in the EnglishClub, I don't know everyone too well. And it is a bit difficult for me to go through all the posts of everybody.

I want to know you, so please take some time to answer the following questions that I created.


1. Can you briefly describe the city you live?

2. Do you have a pet? If no, do you want a pet? What kind of pet?

3. What’s your favourite colour?

4. What are your all-time favorite movies?

5. What are your favourite foods? Or dishes… Continue

This is my first English blog.

I have signed up English Club couple days ago but had no courage to write anything in my own blog. Not only because I am not confident enough to do so, I also have no idea what I can write about.

Determined to improve my English writing, I have registered in an online writing class - Writing for ESL in my community. Many people suggested that writing everyday will improve writing skill. And that is why I am here, trying my best to squeeze some words out of my dry… Continue

Hi Everyone,

I have loved writing on any kind of topics and reading Chinese literature since I was a child. I've lived in Canada for so long that no one believes that I still struggle in English writing. For me, English used to be just another homework from school. After l left school, I was so happy that I didn't have to write essays or anything in English anymore. In my mind, writing was only for school.

After working for many years, I find that writing skill is so important in communicating… Continue