Endings Part II

Look at this timely blogging. Today, I tried to respond to a heap of old emails and Facebook messages that I'd been neglecting. Sorry to my friends about that. Sending my phone back tomorrow morning (I rented one for the year, which I hella don't recommend.) I found old videos that my students had taken of my classes, when they stole my phone without my knowing. The videos wouldn't send to my computer, so I had to delete them. It broke my heart because they were some of my favorite students, but this is how it's going to go!


Earlier, I had bogung (catch up/detention class) with one of the sweetest kids. Her mother packed a lunchbox for us to share T_T. What! It had Yubuchobap 유부초밥, which was really yummy (co-teacher says it's really easy to make!)--and it was the first time I'd eaten it. Highly recommended.


While the job has, of course, has had its downsides, I'm only hoping that any job that I have back in the US will include the positives of this one. Coming from thinking that I wasn't a huge fan of children--and was, to be honest, a little scared of them--this has been quite the experience.


Some treasures from my phone:

Pictionary drawing by a student. The word was "wool."

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