New Lesson of August - History of Khmer (Funun)

Greetings everyone! How's it going? August has just started and I gotta say, the new month is already bringing in some serious good vibes, ya know? I hope you all had a blessed first day and are feeling the positive energy flowing through.

For me, it's been a pretty interesting day so far. You know, I've always been fascinated by different cultures, so when the teacher brought up the history of the Khmer civilization, I was all ears. Turns out these guys had a really rich and complex culture, from their stunning architecture to their intricate religious beliefs. It's crazy to think about how much history and tradition can get lost over time, you know? But I'm glad we get to learn about it and keep these legacies alive.

And speaking of learning, today's English class was no joke either. We dove deep into the world of grammar, tackling the intricacies of "will" and "be going to." Honestly, it's amazing how many little nuances there can be in a language, but our teacher did a great job breaking it all down for us. I mean, who knew there could be so much difference between saying "I will go to the park" and "I'm going to go to the park"?

Of course, we couldn't forget about our new assignments, though. Gotta keep that GPA up, am I right? So in between rounds of Pac-Man and Galaga, we'd take a breather and discuss the upcoming projects. Thankfully, our teacher is pretty chill, so it wasn't like we were stressing too hard about it.