If I don't do it now, I'll only regret it.

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As a full-time health inspector and a part-time English trainer. Some lame excuses such as 'I am overloading with too many responsibilities.' or, 'I have to read some news to relax for a while', sometimes crowd my mind and I once deluded myself that I was an incurable procrastinator. My wife takes the household chores in her hand, also serves as my teaching assistant. With her help, I am used to juggling with different jobs. At present, I am also preparing an examination, hoping to get a certificate of an international advanced English teacher. I have to admit, habitually, that I am not a tough guy and have to put myself together once in a while. My father is verging on 80 and my mum is 76 years old now. We live in the same city. A few years before their falling ill, they could do for themselves. But now they need constant attention. Thanks the lord that I have the good fortune to be companied by them and I think the care of them is being placed firmly within the domain of my family. My wife and I take this for granted. Oh, she is the everyday down to earth kind of person! Why did I use to make her angry when I was not myself?! The certificate is my last chance, I am sure the difficulties will soon ravel out. Tide it over. Just do it!