I heard that COTS is an organization to support lives of homeless.

Three questions I want to ask are: what COTS actually does for homeless (What kind of project are there?), what is the resorce for money, and what we are required to do as people who are so rich as to be able to live in a house.

I want to think about homeless earnestly through this trip.

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Lake Champlain Chocolate Factory

Today we went to the Chocolate Factory, and what I was surprised the most was that many kinds of chocolate was made there. There were not only black, milk and white one but there were chocolate with nuts paste, maple syrop, and so on. I want to many types of them as possible as I can, especially ones made in only Vermont. Before this field trip, I searched on the Internet about this factory and I knew a variety of chocolate were created, but the shop was beyond what I imagined.

Also, we heard how chocolate was made, the history of the factory, and the difference between several types of chocolate. They reminded me of a chocolate exhibition in Japan I visited last year. Then I heard the process of producing chocolate, so today it was the second time that I have heard the explaination, but it was interesting and a little difficult because it was in English.

I am Haruna Otsuka, from International Christian University, Japan. I have a younger sister and live with my parents. She is so tall, and good at playing sport, while I am short and I can draw a picture better than play sports, so our characters are almost the opposite.
Last summer, in my high school, I was a leader of a project of painting a big picture for sports festival. We drew Pegasus on a desert. While studying for entrance exams, we worked on the picture so hard every day. We couldn’t win the contest in high school, but it was a precious memory in my life.
I tried to attach the photo of the picture, but I couldn't because it was taken by my cell phone.