Game: Find the mistake.
Prize: TBC. ;D
Foggy Botanic.
Note: Canto Monday has been changed to Canto Thursday, because that’s when I have time to sit down and teach. :)
Lovely cupcake at the Yellow Door Lisburn. We must go together soon! :D
What happened with the grades had me really pissed off. I just want to be around you, around my family and friends, who genuinely care and would never rub it in my face.
BUT I MUST BE STRONG.
P.S. Next week we are doing a book by an Irish poet for class. ADVANTAGE. :D
Watching this again lifted my spirits. Hope it will be a good start of your weekend break too! :)
Yesterday in charity shop, an accident took place.
Bye-bye, phone dangly.
Back on Track
After what was probably the busiest time in the semester, the daily mel is back. More pieces of life coming your way…
Snow, snow, please stay and wait for Michael.
Canto Monday #2: Kung Hei
As in Kung Hei Fat Choy (new year greeting). Although “Kung” is more commonly used, “Gung” sounds closer to the Cantonese original.
“Gung hei” means “congratulations”, not the noun itself, but the greeting. You can say that to someone who’s just got a job, who’s getting married or expecting a newborn.
