By luke, on April 12th, 2009
My family in England is so good about sending letters and disappointingly I have never reciprocated their efforts. I have always opted to use electronic methods which I argue allow me to convey a lot more information. But just like those elementary school valentines days when you were so happy to receive a hand written valentine from the cute girl in the class, I cant help but be ecstatic every time I get a hand written letter in the mail. Especially since now a days the mail generally only brings bad news of debts and bills and oppurtunities for trips to Vegas for ‘free’ or get another credit card.
Continue reading Handwritten letters hold a lot of weight
By charles, on April 3rd, 2009
As an English teacher in Turkey I have met many Turks, and through the lessons you come to talk about a vast array of topics; here is a small assortment I’ve collected regarding the perception of America. In fact, at this point I need to disclaim that I’m an American and that my English roommate, Steve, who is also and English teacher, is the source of many of these jewels; apparently the Turks are bashful about mentioning some of the following nuggets to my face, and after reading, I think you’ll understand why.
Continue reading America: Omnipresent, Omniscient Super-Villain
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