Notes:
bungee jumping バンジージャンプ;
guardrail  (道路などの)ガードレール;

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When my English teacher and I were talking about the most dangerous thing that happened to us until now, I answered “It was bungee jumping from a bridge in New Zealand.” Actually it was not so dangerous. I was just very nervous. However, since I have had a car accident, I can say that the car accident was the most dangerous thing that has happened to me! Fortunately, nobody was injured; my car was just damaged a little bit. If there had been no guardrail… I was so lucky! No guardrail, no life… (written by student Miss Kanda, edited by Professor Douglas Jarell)
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Notes:
surgeons 外科医;
surgical 外科の;
afterwards  その後;
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One  Saturday, I worked as a volunteer staff member. At our demonstration, we showed junior high school students surgical tools and taught the kids how to use them. I was worried about doing a good job, because I had close to zero clinical experience. However, I managed to spend the day without making any mistakes. Afterwards, all the staff members went to a restaurant near the hospital, and we had a party. It lasted until 1 AM. It was the best party ever.　(written by student Miss Aoyama, edited by Professor Douglas Jarrell)
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