Update
I check this blog every so often, and I am surprised to see that people are still reading it!! Happily surprised! ( BUT WHERE ARE THE COMMENTS, PEOPLE??) So I thought the least I could do is go back and fix the typos that had gone undetected--or just plain uncorrected. So I think I have done that now. I hope I didn't miss any.
As it turns out, my Czech story is not quite over yet. I am going back to CZ in June. It was quite unexpected, even by me. I hadn't planned on going anywhere this summer, and had no plans to return to CZ for AT LEAST two years at the very earliest--and that was a vague plan at most.
Anyway, I guess I have learned that NONE of us really knows what the future holds or what changes await us around every corner. And I must say, THAT is often what makes life interesting and exciting. Anyway, I may possibly start blogging here again when I am back in CZ.
In the mean time, if you are interested, you can check out my new West Coast blog at:
www.pacificdaylighttime.blogspot.com
And please, make comments! =)
--KM
As it turns out, my Czech story is not quite over yet. I am going back to CZ in June. It was quite unexpected, even by me. I hadn't planned on going anywhere this summer, and had no plans to return to CZ for AT LEAST two years at the very earliest--and that was a vague plan at most.
Anyway, I guess I have learned that NONE of us really knows what the future holds or what changes await us around every corner. And I must say, THAT is often what makes life interesting and exciting. Anyway, I may possibly start blogging here again when I am back in CZ.
In the mean time, if you are interested, you can check out my new West Coast blog at:
www.pacificdaylighttime.blogspot.com
And please, make comments! =)
--KM
posted by KAM | 9:35 AM
3 Comments:
Good luck on your trip back to Czech!
Ms. Moton!!!!!!!!!!
It's your favorite former student of all time! I stumbled upon one of your assignments that I kept over the years and had to look you up. It's pretty funny because I got a Fulbright teaching assistantship to go to Argentina, and I was packing some of my stuff and found a letter that I had written to myself in your class. Remember? You had us write letters then address them to ourselves in 5 years. It was pretty interesting... so much that I posted it on my blog. You should check it out, fellow Fulbrighter (heeheehee). Oh yeah... I'm also an English teacher, too. Parallel universe? Hope everything is super!
I know I've missed the wave, but I still wanted to weigh in.
I'm a writer and absolutely love plays on words like your headline - it's what made me stop.
Well, I pray you enjoy nothing but the best life has to offer.
Cheers and continued success...
Greg Cleghorne
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