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Dana in the Middle Kingdom: Massage
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Wherein our heroine travels to Hangzhou, China to teach English to an assortment of various students, thanks to an. interesting approach to organization. Let us hear a great cheer for intercultural communication. Wednesday, August 04, 2004. One of the greatest things about China is the foot massages. Whoever the person is who figured out all the pressure points in the foot is a god. Where are you from? When did you move from Taiwan? At the end, after they finished doing both feet and calves, they did our...
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Dana in the Middle Kingdom: Teaching, Finally
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Wherein our heroine travels to Hangzhou, China to teach English to an assortment of various students, thanks to an. interesting approach to organization. Let us hear a great cheer for intercultural communication. Friday, July 09, 2004. We are actually teaching classes this week! Posted by Dana Watson at 12:24 PM. Linguisticlife at yahoo.com. Dana Goes to Japan.
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Dana in the Middle Kingdom: Posting Interruption and Delay
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Wherein our heroine travels to Hangzhou, China to teach English to an assortment of various students, thanks to an. interesting approach to organization. Let us hear a great cheer for intercultural communication. Tuesday, July 13, 2004. Posting Interruption and Delay. If you don't like your schedule in China, don't worry, it'll change. Like, in the next hour, say. Sheesh. Short version of the trip to Shanghai: Awesome, wonderful, fabulous, perfect! We didn't want to leave. Linguisticlife at yahoo.com.
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Dana in the Middle Kingdom: August 2004
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Wherein our heroine travels to Hangzhou, China to teach English to an assortment of various students, thanks to an. interesting approach to organization. Let us hear a great cheer for intercultural communication. Wednesday, August 04, 2004. One of the greatest things about China is the foot massages. Whoever the person is who figured out all the pressure points in the foot is a god. Where are you from? When did you move from Taiwan? At the end, after they finished doing both feet and calves, they did our...
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Dana in the Middle Kingdom: Ping Pong Date
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Wherein our heroine travels to Hangzhou, China to teach English to an assortment of various students, thanks to an. interesting approach to organization. Let us hear a great cheer for intercultural communication. Friday, July 09, 2004. On Wednesday, Thunder stayed after class and started a conversation about when all of us English teachers have free time. Then it was did we have anything to do on Thursday night. Then it was whether I. Posted by Dana Watson at 4:46 PM. Linguisticlife at yahoo.com.
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Dana in the Middle Kingdom: A Very Full Day
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Wherein our heroine travels to Hangzhou, China to teach English to an assortment of various students, thanks to an. interesting approach to organization. Let us hear a great cheer for intercultural communication. Sunday, July 04, 2004. A Very Full Day. Eventually, the dinner ended and we all got back in the little bus for the 3-hour drive back to Hangzhou. I think we were all pretty tired when we got back, but we certainly had gotten to see a lot of interesting things in one day. Dana Goes to Japan.
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Dana in the Middle Kingdom: Conversations
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Wherein our heroine travels to Hangzhou, China to teach English to an assortment of various students, thanks to an. interesting approach to organization. Let us hear a great cheer for intercultural communication. Monday, July 05, 2004. To comply, but modern medicine let you down. Posted by Dana Watson at 10:58 AM. South Korea also considers North Korea to be part of thier country. It all one ì ë ë ë (our country). Linguisticlife at yahoo.com. Dana Goes to Japan.
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Dana in the Middle Kingdom: College Invitation
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Wherein our heroine travels to Hangzhou, China to teach English to an assortment of various students, thanks to an. interesting approach to organization. Let us hear a great cheer for intercultural communication. Saturday, July 03, 2004. When we saw that most of the other groups of students had arrived, we went back in to the lecture room. We were one of the first groups in, so we were sitting near the front. When Lee's group came in, the girls all giggled and said, "Is he Chinese? Dana Goes to Japan.
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Dana in the Middle Kingdom: June 2004
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Wherein our heroine travels to Hangzhou, China to teach English to an assortment of various students, thanks to an. interesting approach to organization. Let us hear a great cheer for intercultural communication. Wednesday, June 30, 2004. 2004 Conference of English for International Purposes. Posted by Dana Watson at 3:20 PM. Sunday, June 27, 2004. Yay, internet connection! At this point, I had been awake for about 26 hours. Luckily, the flight was not very crowded, and we could all spread out and sl...
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Tenser, said the Tensor: LSA 2008
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Laquo; This I Believe #27. This I Believe #28 ». Wednesday December 19, 2007. It's that time of year again time to organize the fourth (! Annual language-blogger get-together at the upcoming LSA meeting in Chicago. In. We've had trouble finding a time that works for everybody, though we do seem to end up with a pretty big group nonetheless. I think Grant Barrett. Do we want to get ambitious and try to schedule a dinner? I am The Tensor. And I approve this post. TrackBack URL for this entry:. There seems ...
