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Thankfully it was short enough to read quickly. I don't think I could've endured it for long. I still think any book is better than a movie, though. I just like reading. I should give this movie a chance I guess.

Hahaha. Hell no. Being in Korea drives me nuts. When I go to my in-laws' and have no English labels to read nor a book I lose it.

I definitely noticed that, too, about the positive message. The flame, the word of God, is always continuing. Personally I found it really moving as a father/son story. Especially when the father said "You're the best guy."

Korea, where I teach, has a long school year, and I don't think it's any good. They might be good at math, but the students are definitely over-worked. I think it ruins their success as adults. Oh yeah, and their school day is long as well. The students usually have private lessons most...

Great stuff. Oh Macbeth, why did you do it?

It's rampant in classics.

Feeling good these days? I hope you are doing well. Surgery is not a walk in the park I'm sure.

Maybe the girls would enjoy Julie of the Wolves. I like Brian's Winter the most because I really enjoyed Hatchet, and Brian's Winter allows it to continue. A lot of students at my school go overseas to study. English education is crazy competitive in Korea, and people are nuts to get...

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I get tired not reading. I find the most rejuvenating thing in my busy life is to sit down with a book and a coffee for a couple of hours. The more intellectual the book, the better.

Is there anything besides reading? Actually, I try to run, work-out, write, and hang-out with my sons, but by the time I'm through with work, there's not much time to do anything. Usually I end up reading myself, reading with my son, and getting fat.

I don't understand the question.

Yeah, I can tolerate it as well.

Hi Everyone! I'm an English teacher in Korea. I'm from Canada. I taught my students Hatchet, and I also read Brian's Winter, The River, and Brian's Return. I think this is a great idea that you are doing. I'm very interested to read your responses and to participate if I'm welcome. I teach...

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I'm fine, just a little run down.

And you are working on Japanese? Wow. You're lucky. I know a little Mandarin, emphasis on a little. I took beginner Mandarin in university, but it totally didn't stick. Really hard to learn for me, even in pinyin. I remember just a little. Nin shenti hao ma?

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Using learning is fun. Annyung. (That's Korean for "Hi".) Do you use Mandarin or Cantonese?

Welcome aboard. Is your native tongue Japanese?