Friday, February 10, 2006

Rush

I love how I can leave work in tears, start my Taekwondo class 30 minutes late and strut home feeling like I have complete control of my life.

Pia at 12:29 AM

5 comments

5 Comments

at 11:19 AM  Kevin Sole said...

Important though, is why you left in tears? Are you ok?

 

at 1:29 PM  Anonymous said...

I'm wondering if you might be able to do me a favour by explaining what you mean by "stitch of Korean" in your introduction.

 

at 6:42 PM  Pia said...

Dave--get up and do something! You know that's the best way to feel better. Don't worry, I always feel blogger's guilt--like, I NEED to write something, but I'm always procrastinating. Anyway, you'll write better when you actually feel like writing, so don't feel bad about it.

Kevin--Just facing some problems at work and home. I'm going to do some retail therapy tonight.

Re: "Stitch of Korean." Prior to my arrival, I did know a few Korean words, mostly from my Taekwondo classes. However, before I came here I couldn't put two words together. Thus, "stitch."

In my defense, I am a nerdy knitter. Hope I cleared that up for you.

 

at 12:10 PM  Anonymous said...

Thank you for your explanation. Although I think I am a decent speaker of English, I often come across with tricky expressions by bloggers as they tend to practice real-life English rather than the text book version. Both thinking bloggers and entertaining ones bring me smiles while I learn English and their thoughts.

 

at 11:40 PM  Pia said...

Anonymous--glad to be of some assistance. I'm even happier to know you enjoy the blog.

If you have anymore questions about my writing, feel free to leave another comment or email. As an ESL teacher, I'd love to help you out.

 

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