The first day for workplacement. I left home on seven in the morning. I was excited.
When I met Mark in front of the station, he told me, "today is the first day. so you will see others and get used to the office."
And he is right, absolutely right!
When we arrived at the office, I was told to take a seat, and thirty minutes passed. I asked Rosa, who was sitting next to me,
"Is there anything to do?"
"Not really..."
and she passed me her notebook, in which she wrote down about job.
I read it and copied some pages.
John, the manager, came at noon. He might be worried about me and asked Mark.
Mark answered, "I told her that she would only see others today."
Actually, Mark had one week holidays last week, so he seemed to be very busy today.
In the afternoon, I helped a packing job.
That's all.
While going back to the station by car, Mark said, "I feel really sorry for you, Fumiko. Today must be a bad day for you. From tomorrow you'll work. Any way, you have seen the job all day, and is there any question?"
"Maybe I 'll have many questions tomorrow, if I work something."
To tell the truth, I regret that I had chosen this company.

I shouldn't have worried.
Mark explained air export in the morning.
Then, I followed his explanation, and created some documents such as bills and HAWB.
This is my job; create documents as to air export on computer.
Everything was new to me.
Mark told me; air export charge is related to not only weight but also size, and we have to keep in mind about door size of airplane.
And he explained the difference between HWAB and MWAB.
When I went home, Mark asked me, "Were you happy today?"
"Yes, I learnt a lot of things. It was really good day."