Happy 2010
I’d like to wish everyone a very happy New Year. As we big 2009 goodbye, I hope everyone has had a productive year. I hope the same is true for 2010.
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I'm a geek. Or is that a nerd? Or does it even matter? I teach English to small South Korean children, but there are days I'd rather be a programmer.
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ESL Adventures in Photos- Songpyeon October 4, 2009I wrote about a traditional Chuseok food, Songpyeon, in my other blog. Here’s a picture for the readers of this blog. […]katiesue
- Joey October 3, 2009This is Joey. She’s 6 years old (Korean age). She’s a student in Sue Teacher’s class. This is her second year at Little Campus. She always seems to have some sort of play jewelry and she’s always so excited to show it to the teachers. Joey is at Little Campus for most of the afternoon. This [...] […]katiesue
- Tepees! September 30, 2009My D3 Speaking and Writing class is currently reading “The Indian in the Cupboard”. It was one of my favorite books as a kid and I’m excited to be able to share it with a new generation of kids. In the spirit of the chapter we’re currently reading, I decided to have the [...] […]katiesue
- Bench and Stones July 23, 2009I admit, I was in a weird mood when I took this. This was taken in a little park like area behind Lotte Mart. Something about the pattern of the stones looked interesting. I hope to have a bunch of good pictures after next week. I’m going to Busan and Seoul with my father who is [...] […]katiesue
- Yes, we do have Coke! June 7, 2009Sometimes people are worried when they move over here they are going to lose all their pleasures. My Dad is coming to visit and I know he’s worried about not having his soda to drink. Never fear, we do have Coke, Pepsi, Sprite and Fanta as well as a few Korean brands. It literally says [...] […]katiesue
- Songpyeon October 4, 2009
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