Children's Day seems redundant to me. I think the Canadian mentality is that every day is "children's day," but after a bit of research I found out that the holiday is celebrated in 27 countries worldwide, including India, Venezuela and Congo.
Every Saturday after my adult class, I meet an engineering student for a language exchange. The lessons can be tedious because his level of English is quite low, and my Korean is that of an infant: "Uhmunie! Ohh-you jusayo!" "Mother, I want milk!"
I always bring a newspaper with me and ask him if any headlines spark his interest. I thought we could discuss the Nigerian kidnappings or something topical, but he chose 'University soccer.'
Here he is at Good Coffee, a coffee shop in Suwon:
Wow a party! You must be really popular with the children =)
ReplyDeleteDry squid's surprisingly good, not so sure if I'd like octopus though..
Dry squid is surprisingly good dipped in mayonnaise at a bar.
ReplyDeletemayonnaise and goju-jang! ;)
ReplyDeletei just wanted to inform you that you had saturday off because it was my birthday...and it "happens" to be children's day...not the other way around ;)
lol