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New Genre in Europe

  • Europe has been in the limelight of modern society, it is through books can I only slowly surf over the continent. At least for now.
  • London Wild Rose

Teen Literature

Children Development

  • One midday in middle June, 2004 has begun my personal connection with the world of children. Little was known then, either about having newborn or nursing and developing her. She was too fast to catch up. So I need more information and clues to support me : experiences shared by others, books, research results, and many more sources. Every day brings me new things and even I've never been apart from her in her first year, I still get shocked by how a little child, like every child in the world, can be such a genius. There is nothing they can't do. It is actually we who introduce the word of "no, not, un, il, ir" and other form of words or prefix to represent negativity. I believe every child is special. She is special, too. It is a pleasure to know her. Hope she feels alike.
  • How to Teach Your Baby to Read

Chick Literature

06/08/2008

Summer means films

I am busied myself with tons of films, ultimately from Youtube, Veoh, and Fox.

73a2344be586475495cfd803e744366d.jpgThis is my favorite. I haven't read any reviews about this K-drama. Well, I don't care....it's funny. That's enough. This is the quotation from http://www.koreandrama.org/?p=431.

This drama is based from a romantic comedy Manwha by writer Lee Sun Mi (이선미). The heroine, Go Eun Chan, disguises herself as a man in order to avoid an arranged marriage. She works in a coffee specialty shop and then falls in love with the hot-tempered president of the shop, Choi Han Kyul. Han Kyul thinks that Eun Chan is a man so he starts to think about his sexuality and Eun Chae is torned that she cannot reveal herself unless she wants to get herself married off.

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03/24/2007

Oh Dal Ja = oh, my life

I am not as tightly bounded to J&K doramas as is Atik [as usual, I am borrowing her new serial : Dal Ja’s Spring]. Nevertheless, I find the dramas mirror me in many circumstances. Just like this Oh Dal Ja. Though I am not as shiny as she is in appearance and career [until now, fyi], we share some commons. To make them short, here they are.

In 2007, we’ll be soon 33 years old.

We have poor and humiliating spatial intelligence.

We thought that one kiss and kindheartedness simply would lead us to our weddings [stupid thought, you bet].

We ate while we were having body exercise program on TV.

Our minds are easy to read: no secret, no mystery [that is what transparent means].

We often cry [the tears very easily fall just like the rain] but seldom give up [you may check this one item out when you meet me].

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