Hey all,
Not too much to post in this update but still plenty to enjoy. Pretty quiet week at school, although the English room I teach in moved on Thursday and in the process I learned what my school does with old furniture. I was assuming that the tables the students sit at and their chairs were moving with us into the new room but instead some of the furniture from the old room was thrown out the window on the 2nd floor by the school janitors to be broken down and thrown away. I'm not sure if this was done because the school's getting new furniture or simply because this is how it's done in Korea but it was shocking at first. It gets even better though. The head janitor pulled me over and had me throw a desk out the window. It's pretty exhilirating to push a desk out of a window and watching it shatter into pieces. Later on Thursday I got to teach my Special Advanced class how to tie-dye, which was awesome and they definitely enjoyed that. I always thought organizing a tie-dye project was pretty simple but I learned that it's definitely a lot of work, which made me appreciate the art specialists at camp that ran tie-dye activities for me when I was a camper.
This past weekend was much less active than the last few. I thoroughly enjoyed relaxing and taking it easy. Dave, Alex, and I saw a very popular Korean movie on Saturday called "Old Boy." To keep things short and simple I'll just say that the plot was very crazy; a man is kidnapped and held in a prison for 15 years never knowing why he was imprisoned, then he's released and he has to figure out why he was imprisoned. There are some very ridiculous turns in the plot but it was definitely a very entertaining movie. That's all from here, Go Vikings! and hopefully the Wild and Leafs can turn things around soon.
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