nomad_teacher (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} nomad_teacher) wrote,@ 2006-01-17 23:59:00 |
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Warmers, day 2...
They've opened a Subway in the City...
An alternative to McDonalds, rather than an alternative to the bike, but I'd honestly expected to see the mass transit system first...
Not a bad price either. 36 Yuan (about $3.80) gets you an "expensive" multi-meat foot long and a 500ml soda. (For comparison, Mcdonalds meals are about 20 yuan a pop).
Back to the same Level 10 again. They seem happy enough, though one student (One of the schools TA's) has dropped out, citing the young age of most of the students. They're certainly talkative and active enough to make the lessons fun and easy.
We discussed stories, descriptions (of the sensory kind) and relative clauses. Or at least, they did. I sat back and prodded the argument occasionally.
Unfortunately, post christmas, I am quite broke, and today's Subway run was foolish and budget shredding. I now have 93 Yuan to last me till the 25th...
They've opened a Subway in the City...
An alternative to McDonalds, rather than an alternative to the bike, but I'd honestly expected to see the mass transit system first...
Not a bad price either. 36 Yuan (about $3.80) gets you an "expensive" multi-meat foot long and a 500ml soda. (For comparison, Mcdonalds meals are about 20 yuan a pop).
Back to the same Level 10 again. They seem happy enough, though one student (One of the schools TA's) has dropped out, citing the young age of most of the students. They're certainly talkative and active enough to make the lessons fun and easy.
We discussed stories, descriptions (of the sensory kind) and relative clauses. Or at least, they did. I sat back and prodded the argument occasionally.
Unfortunately, post christmas, I am quite broke, and today's Subway run was foolish and budget shredding. I now have 93 Yuan to last me till the 25th...
