burn the UK's bridges?

Ｙesterday, I heard a news saying that EU and UK reach deal.

It reminded me of Ｂrexit.
It's been four months since I picked up this theme last.
It was about EU election.
After that, UK is just getting prepared, they will leave Eu on 31 October.
After I heard this news, I went through what happend on about Brexit.
In UK, Theresa May resigned as Prime Minister and Boris Johnson succeeded her.
He is known as a hardline and he is often referred to as the British version. Trump.
He claims Britain will be ready to leave the bloc without a deal.
On the other hand, it is said that EU wants UK to leave as soon as possible.
However, the UK's think tank says No-deal Brexit would push UK debt to 50-year high.
And furthermore, most economists predict Brexit will harm the economy as new deals with countries outside Europe will not make up for lost trade with the EU.
Today, on 19 October, the House of Commons will be sitting to discuss the new Brexit deal.
The House of Commons usually sits from Monday to Friday. However, today is Saturday. It's special exception.
So what's going on now?
 
 
合意ある離脱？
離脱による経済損失
在留が経済的には望ましい試算
UKに出て行って欲しいEU
貿易障壁はどんどん厳しく
本日イギリス議会で採決結果はいかに？

Mt. Migitagatake

On Wednesday, I went to climbing Mt. Migitagatake located in Hofuhigashi in Yamaguchi Prefecture.

This mountain is deeply loved among local people and I have loved this mountain since I saw it on the expressway to Kumamoto.

This day,　a man who climbs every single day Mt. Migitagatake showed us the way.

We chose the path named "直登コース" that directly run to the top. 

It was a very dangerous and exciting way!

We enjoyed Mt. Migitagatake.

 

 

volunteer activities

On September 15th, we, waterfall actibity group held the second international exchange event in Alice Garden.

This year, we applied for grant sponsored by Hiroshima Peace Culture Foundation.

It was the first time for me to go ahead of such project.

After we got an approval of that grant in March, we had struggled to hold an event .

We couldn't neccessarily book the cost for what we wanted to do.

If we couldn't book the cost, we needed to pay out of our own pockets.

Those money are contributions forward our volunteer activity.

So, I was so cautiously advancing.  

At last, yesterday, I presented a report of that event to Hiroshima Peace Culture Foundation.

I learned a lot through this experience.

I felt relieved.