Chantel Hebert, The Toronto Star, commenting about the Federal Liberal party in Canada. The national election will be next week.
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It has been more than two years so there is another federal election back home for May 2. This is being fought for almost nothing.…
Comments closedI miss Japan It has been a week since the Earthquake and Tsunami ripped through Japan. Since then there has been nuclear threats, fear, and…
Comments closedI don’t understand. I really don’t understand. In Hong Kong, as with most of Asia, there is a huge drive to pass a test. If…
Comments closedI watched the film “True Grit” for the second time last night and found it as good as the second time I saw it. It…
Comments closedIt is exam time and thus it is a great time to get caught up on some podcasts I have been neglecting. One of my…
Comments closedThe Christmas assemblies Today was our school’s Christmas Assembly. They had asked me to dress up like Santa Claus. I said no. The reason was…
Comments closedIt is an old picture but happy she is out. This past weekend my hero, Aung San Suu Kyi, was released after house arrest in…
Comments closedA great movie It is one of the movies I enjoy the most and slowly beginning to understand more and more. Instead of writing a…
Comments closedI have never done hard drugs. Weed is the hardest stuff I have ever done. I have watched documentaries, TV Shows, read books about the…
Comments closedAuthor David Mitchell – Interview with Fresh Air Aug 5, 2010(http://www.npr.org/templates/transcript/transcript.php?storyId=128872438)
Comments closedThe hardest thing in the world is to say good bye. Today I will begin that process of saying good bye to people I have…
Comments closedI think the thing that upsets me most in Korea is the move to gay rights. The move to gay rights in Korea goes…
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Out of all the children whom I have taught, one student sticks out. Woo Hyuk, 9 years old, came to our school having lived for…
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I have been asked a few times; why do you want to move to Hong Kong? Most of the time, it has come from people…
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