What was going on at the meeting for the end of September

[Field]

   The meeting for the end of Septemer seemed not quite active at first,

 but turned out to be as good as usual over the time. 

We had two new comers, Julie and Bruno who he said was once here long ago.

 On top of thoes new comers, there were  Napoli, Anne, Erin, Seeker, Sun, and Field.

 Throughtout this class, I was wondering what would make classes intriquing, exciting and compeling. In spite of that downward atmosphere, we all tried to encourage the class to be brighter and happier. Thanks to the other members' positive help, we could lead it into revitalized one.

 As a toastmaster, Field felt sorry not to tell chilly jokes which I guess made the members smiling and joyous--(Did I get wrong^^.)

  Anne played a brilliant role even though the theme she raised for the table topic of the day appeared rather tough; Saving the international marriage. Her smile and sometimes bewildering look could guided the session the desirable way.

The main point of the session was ' What should be done in the wake of the increasing rates of divorce among couples, who are ones between mostly Korean rural men and girls from Southeast Asian countries. Some of their marriages were reported to end up being broke finally, beating and blaming one another.

 We all agreed with the idea of international marriage itself, but with its processes, and the problems resulting from them, we argued that there would be  a long way to go in moving forward.

 As the third speaker, Erin-as you know she is from Michigan and majored in English literature there-refreshingly choked us from explaining  the develpoed process of English language. She described that English language had transformed into four stages; old English, mid, older modern and modern. Seeing from a bundle of hand-outs, she must have been working on her topic very hard. Despite her efforts, unfortunately, the topic seemed already known to us, and almost causing to yawn.

Luckily, we, however,could learn a lot from her how to describe and organize the topic. That must be the bitter fruit we achieved. In the process, she turned as red as a lobster at times whe she lost her tember in explaining something. In all, she did a great job.

 As the last guest speaker, Napoli brought a pack of yogurt and a box of cookies brand-named 'Chicchok' and took us into a hotly competing mood by bombarding us unexpected grammar quizzes, which were mostly based on 'Titinic and FIFA World Cup'.

The Quiz Winner of the day was Bruno, a newcomer. Saddly, he grabbed most of cookies and yogurt out her hands. The quiz session ended up happily as usual.

 After wrapping up all the process, we teamed up to have Samgyubsal pork and beer in the nearby Home Plus store. On the threshold of the Fall, the weaher was cool enough to grill pork over some beer and talk about the behind stories happening in the class and our lives. Making sure that we had a great time, we said, "Bye" to one another and walked away for their sweet homes.

 "Life deserve to be lived"

 Thanks for reading through my first writing on our regular meeting!

[Anne]

oh~멋진 후기네요^^ ㅋㅋ 다들 멋진 월요일 보내고 계신지!! 이틀만 참아요~~

[나나폴리]

이야 이렇게 장문을 술술술..역쉬 대단하시다..그렇게 나뿌지 않았는뎅..괜히 소심하게..^^ 나름 잼나고 좋았어용..^^

[Julie]

어제 저도 많이 배우고 갔어요~~^^ 내가 많이 부족하구나....또 영어 공부를 열심히 해야겠다는.... 암튼 담주..아니 다다음주에 뵐께요~~

[Field]

많이 배우고 가셨다면 다행입니다. 서로가 함께 어울리다 보면 자신의 부족한 점을 발견할 수 있어서 좋죠...그래서 전 할아버지때까지 나올꺼예요^^

[비홀더]

음... 좋은 분위기는 우리들 스스로가 만들어 가는거군요... 담부터 좀더... 적극적으로 해야 겠어요...

[James]

이야 정말 대단한 새 신랑 이네요 ^^ 필드님이 우리 스터디 멤버라는 사실이 너무 좋네요 좋은 글 감사합니다.~~필드님 할아버지때 까지 꼭 나오세요 ㅎㅎ

[모질라나]

섭이 무척 잼있었을것 같네요 . 다담주 첫 참석 왕 기대 합니다.

[Bruno]

저역시 좋은 시간을 가졌었습니다 이번주에도 아마 별일없으면 참석할 겁니다