Halloween! Halloween! HALLOWEEN! halloween. du du du du du du du du.

Annyeonghaseyo! Welcome!

Word got round that it was my birthday. It wasn't. I went with it anyway.

 

This post is coming to you from my school desk at lunch time. The writing of it is powered by leftover Halloween candy which SOMEHOW found it's way to my desk and from there into my mouth. Funny how things just happen sometimes...

Anyway, Halloween was fun and stressful. Being held hostage against a wall by a horde of children was interesting. Even after showing them I had no candy in my pockets they still felt the need to give me a pat down. I think that is the closest I have ever come to actually being mugged.

They weren't too impressed with my picture of a pumpkin vomiting into a toilet, either. I had to explain to them many times that it wasn't a pumpkin that was due to be eaten after it's trip to the loo. 

'TEACHER! DIRTY!'

And after a week of Halloween, I am thankful to say it is all over and I am back to regular curriculum. In class today, we have been doing a role play about a travelling band of musicians who just happen to be animals. The students' favourite character was the singing rooster. He was mine too.


Gamsahapnida for reading,



P.S. K-Pop by Lee Jung Hyun with 'V'. It fits with the Halloween theme, too.

P.P.S. K-Pop #2 by Spica with 'Tonight'.