Union Tourist Hotel Daegu

... veryspotless, clean subway may i add). Bought few bits and pieces for my flat which i love - living by myself is great! <br><br>This is going on a bit - haha - especially to those who have already heard it all ... so few more events over the next few weeks meant going out for Rachel teachers birthday, enjoying Makgeolli (Korean rice beer), mungbean pancakes, egg roles and some sweet potato birthday cake. Made friends with the furniture man who gave me a ...

... I couldn't help but feel sorry for this annoying kid because his friends said something about the controller being right there, implying that they were thinking about grabbing it. Then, they told on him. I said ok, you can stay, but you have to do the oral summary. Usually the teacher asks one student to read their oral summary out loud. It feels like punishment asking kids to read theirs out loud. For all I know he might enjoy it. Class finally ended and the ...

... The bad thing is I am working Monday through Saturday. It's like 130 hours a month I think! It's a heavier load than I was expecting, but I think some of the classes are the same so I can prep once for a few classes. It just takes me a while to prep, but after this week hopefully I will have the curriculum down better. <br> <br>After stopping by the school when I arrived in Daegu, the driver took me to my apartment. He drove because I had my huge suit cases, but my ...

... But it was great eating bacon, eggs, potatoes, and toast. Thanks Mrs. Hanes for saving my hangover from the first night.<br><br>The most enjoyment I had this weekend was of course going out. We went out to meet a few of Roy&#8217;s friends&#8230; Gina, Max, and Dustin who seemed very cool from the get go. As I sat there feeling very comfortable for some reason ...

Friday morning after a western and Korean style mixed breakfast we took the KTX (fast) train to Dongdaegu Station where Beth met us. A good reunion.....it was so great to see her and be able to talk to her face to face and continue to do so. After we left the train station we took a "jumbo taxi" to accomodate luggage to our hotel which is in the heart of East Daegu. After checking in Beth took us on a tour of the area ...

... desensitized to it and I don't know the language so I can't speak to the full extent of what was going on but the way the reprimand was carried out struck me as very harsh...First of all the student had to stand outside the classroom and be yelled at through the freaking door making it especially humiliating and public. Sometimes this class can be a but rowdy but thats merely because ...

... The students were all going crazy, it was like I'd never left! I remembered all of them, which I didnt expect to do! Some of them said they thought they'd seen me downtown, but it couldnt have been me because I was so thin and beautiful now! How lovely! They all kept asking me 'whats your secret, how did you get so thin, oh my god you are so beautiful!'. How lovely! I went for lunch with the teachers, and sat with all my old friends! It was amazing to see ...

... Ja just asken tassa kirjotellessani mun viereiselle koneelle istu joku lahemmas 5-kymppinen mies, joka ensin tarjos sen sumppia mulle. En tajunnu mita se sano ja toistelin moneen kertaan etten haluu sen sumppia vaikka se sita kuppia mun nenan eessa heilutteli. Se rauhottu hetkeks ja sit se alko taas jotain puhumaan ja rapytteli silmiaan. Eika ollu moksiskaan vaikka Raffi istu toisella puolella. Etta kaikki ...

... I was drenched and had little to show for my troubles except for a soggy map. So I decided to cut my losses; I grabbed some chow, waited for the rain to pass and then hopped on a bus home. If nothing else, I definitely got a feel for what there is to see and how to get around in the downtown area. Yesterday (Monday), I went into school and sat in on some classes where I got to introduce myself to the students. I told them my name ...

... or not, but it's hilarious!! They walk into the classroom, turn on their hand-held portable Mic and start talking about things. It makes me laugh so much - mainly because the kids are completely oblivious to how funny it is. Like in most countries, the PE teachers are the scary guys. However in Korea they are the ones that beat you to within an inch of your life if you step out of line. Normally the other teachers are more understanding. Anyways, as tough and as manly as ...