I’m a blogger, writer, and teacher. I’ve been working in South Korea’s ESL field for the last three years. My one year contract has unexpectedly turned into a journey that I’m still on and loving.
Image via Wikipedia I finally saw New Moon. Let me just say that before I wrote this review I had to go home and exorcise the simpering teenage girl that possessed my body, took me to the theater, and refused to let me leave my seat even when Robert Pattinson‘s expression of love came across…
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Why invest your money in things you can find for free? The answer is you don’t!
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Finger Dance, Dance Revolution 1. Take your favorite chant or song 2. Plug in the words into the grid. Have the kids follow along with the song, tapping the correct box as the song plays. 3. Have fun! FINGER DDR Play I Basketball Badminton Looby Let’s Can’t Sorry…
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Oftentimes in the realm of arts and crafts the latter is overshadowed by the overwhelming baggage that accompanies the former. Just think of the hundreds of questions that cling to the word art: what is it; how do you recognize it; what does it mean; what does it say; is it good; is it relevant?…
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The big new exhibition City_net Asia 2009 which brings together artists from Seoul.
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You must be living under a rock if you haven’t heard of the latest movie craze sweeping the world: The Twilight Saga. Based on the novels from Stephanie Meyer the latest film in the trilogy, New Moon, has just hit screens in the United States. The opening day take of the movie earned an astonishing…
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I’m late to this party, but I may as well join in anyway. So, in a recent episode of Chat with Beauties, one of the aforementioned beauties, a Korean college student, Yi Do-Kyung of Hongik University. appearing as a guest, said that “All men under 180cm (5’9″) are losers.” Her comment sparked a mini internet…
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