MY EMOJI STORY

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 (By: Dimas Purnama Adi Wicaksono, an UKSW Student)
Greetings, in this post I will share what you think or what you feel about the article that I've read in the er-central. The first article that I've read was saddening. The emoji that express me when I was reading this article is this one;


You may be thinking. What kind of article could possibly make a grown man feel sad? Well, the article I read was "What is Global Warming" by CompassMedia. It is an article that contains 226 words and is at level 15. This article was giving me information about global warming. As you might have heard, global warming is a serious problem that is currently happening on earth. The article also gave me a picture of a polar bear, struggling to stand on a block of ice that floats on the sea. So guys, if you're reading this, please use less energy in your daily lives.





For the listening part, I read and listened to "Sea Turtles" by ELLO. It is an article about a man and his friend that was working as a nurse for a sea turtle rehabilitation centre in Greece. The emoji that can express my emotion when I was reading this article is this one;



And yes, it is a very sad article but also an informative one. When I listened and read the text of this article, I felt extremely sad about the sea turtles. They're one of the many endangered species, but humans still have the heart to hunt these small creatures down. It is a really saddening and sad article. I recommend you to read this article to spread awareness about the sea turtles' existence.



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