I took two lessons today.

The first one was with teacher N.
At the beginning of the class, she asked me, "How is your stomatitis?"
I answered, " I recovered on the throat but got another on my tongue."
She also got a new one.
We always have stomatitis in our mouths.

I shared what medicine I use with her; I use the gargling liquid to apply and take the vitamin preparations and zinc, and which product I had.
She said she tried searching for them on Amazon or a drugstore.
I hope she can find and buy them without a prescription.

She asked me if I had experienced seeing an ENT doctor, the initial Ear, Nose, and Throat surgeon, but she needed clarification with NET or ENT.

Talking about confusing three-letter-word, I am always confused with BTS or TBS, and "Chat GPT," which is coming up a lot, or "Chat GTP."

"Chat GTP" looks like "γ-GTP" used for medical check-ups.
I had experienced being pointed to an anomaly of γ-GTP before because I had taken too many bottles of nutrition drinks then; I took them twice in the morning and the evening every single day.

After reducing to dose, my score of γ-GTP improved daily, and I no longer have any problems with γ-GTP nowadays.

The second one was teacher R; although he is also one of my favorite teachers, it was the first time after a long time, so it is his first appearance on this blog.
We had a lot of things to catch up on today.

He asked me what I did this morning, and I answered I took another lesson with teacher N and after that, I had brunch, so I'll skip lunch today.

He asked me if I'll have some snacks, and I told him I might have some rice crackers for snacks if I was hungry.
He shared about his snacks; he bought five pieces of donuts for about 50 yen.
If I buy the same type of donuts in Japan, I must pay about 130 yen for one piece nowadays.
As a child, I could buy it for only 80 yen.

He asked me what I'll do after the lesson, and I answered I'll read a book; it was a biography written by a woman who used to be a very famous singer and actress, "Momoe Yamaguchi," the title was "Aoi toki."

I'm just in the middle of the book, but I've discovered how she experienced spectacular life, and she was an intelligent and mature lady because she was only 22 when this work was published.

She retired from show business when she was 21; it was too young, but she chose to get married to her loved one.
After her retirement, she never appeared in public.
I can't wait to "binge-read" it after writing this blog.