Ah! Tomorrow, I'm giving a lecture to 50 teachers on how to incorporate English drama/role-play into the national English curriculum. Not only am I too young and under qualified to be giving a lecture to teachers, especially on drama which I have no business doing, but I am also well under stock in the professional-lecture-clothes area.
Summertime in Korea means really hot and humid weather. This, for clothes, means taking a long time to dry after washing. This leads to infrequent laundering of the clothes which also means no clean clothes that are wrinkle-free and ready to wear for a 3 hour lecture in front of educators who depend on you to give a spectacular lesson on how to use drama in an English lesson and how to make your students, who do not speak English, perform an award-winning play. Wow that was a long sentence. It reminds me of Korean graduate students whose writing I cannot understand due to run-ons and lack of punctuation marks.
Errrkkkk....
Hope I don't look like an idiot tomorrow.
On a lighter, brighter note, I sent home a few boxes worth of fall and winter clothes. This action has made packing a bit easier and lighter for me. Yay!
1 comments:
wow jane that sounds scary D:
but I know you can do it. good luck!
oh and I'm equally obsessed with daul's blonde hair... I could never pull it off, but it's just so tantalizing!!
miss ya.
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