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Sticking my eyes to the desktop eight hours per day has been thickening my glasses year by year. My flat-mate, who is working for an E-commerce company, is also in the same situation but his currently overjoyed laugh and cheerful voice in front of the PC usually awake me at midnight when I am still in the mist of my dreams. Surprisingly because he is not an "easy to hit it off" type among my pals and hard to believe a young guy with the motto "24 hours are not enough for a day" can be addicted to online game or chit-chat. So what has oddly been happening to him really inspired me to find out the reasons.
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Going beyond all my expectations, it turned out that he has been using Paltalk, a pretty popular online chat tool, to find some friends in Asia to have an overview of this emergent mecca before his adventurous trip to Japan, Korea and South East Asian region. All of that information seemed not transparent enough for a doubtful mind, I decided to install this chat tool and explore by myself.
Visiting some forums of languages learning was an eye-opener for me when I noticed that many people use Paltalk, Skype, Yahoo messenger or AOL not only for fun but also for teaching and learning. An English speaking room in Paltalk impressed me much as the admin, a retired Australian teacher, volunteered to teach English for some 10 people who are mostly from Asian countries.
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When typing is as old as hills, talking over a microphone in this kind of voice conference can help those "students" listen and imitate the native accent. This teacher asked everybody to browse a website, read an article, pick up the microphone and raise hand to share ideas in the conference. I also joined another one as the topic was about movies – my favorite. When I was still wavering about going to see "The memoirs of a Geisha" because I had never had a profound interest in any Asian movie without Jackie Chan, one Japanese woman helped me summarize its content from the Japanese original book. From her talk, many splendid types of kimono and the ups and downs in geishas' life really encouraged me to spend one night at the cinema and helped me know that Zhang Zi Yi, Wanatabe Ken, Gong Li, etc. are also brilliant stars.
We exchanged countless thank you's as I had a lesson about Japanese culture and she could practice to brush up her English. I am not totally into the definition of E-learning and its advantages because you can search a huge mountain of information about this aspect on the Internet. However, what I have told you is also called E-learning, isn't it? My eyes would be a little tired but that is worthwhile because I have received many useful lessons.
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Do you ever get the feeling...?
That the things that are precious to you somehow found you?
That you are so attached to them that they somehow belonged to you even before you bought or found them?
Books, items, clothing, antiques, pictures, paintings, art work, whatever?
What is your Special thing? Tell us about it, where you found it, how much you love it and if you feel attached to it on a psychic or Karmic level...
Mine are my Kimono collection... I feel that every one I won came home to me... Like they had been missing and I found them again.
My special thing is the place where I live, and yes, it somehow 'found' me. I had envisioned a small, affordable house in the countryside; I used to read Victoria magazine, and cut out pictures of charming cottages with their magical gardens and rose-covered arbors. I made a scrapbook of these pictures, plus my own sketches and journal notes, as I dreamed of moving back to the country.
But the realtors I visited were not interested in helping a divorced woman with little money, to find an affordable 'fixer-upper'. (They were men, and I assume they also disapproved of a woman buying her own place: why else would they not be helpful?).
THEN, weeks later, at the fourth realty office I visited, there was a woman agent, Lucy, who actually was businesslike (!!!). The first place she showed me was a tiny house beside a river, with lots of wooded land, a garden, and habitat for a diversity of birds and other creatures. I felt as though I had stepped into my dream. (Ironically, this property was listed for over a year with the second realtor I visited, and he failed to show it to me. The owners had just listed it with Lucy: I was the first one she showed it to!) The price had just been lowered, and Lucy helped me arrange a private mortgage with the previous owners. It truly felt as though this marvelous place found me, almost by accident.
It is a bit like a sanctuary... a diverse collection of native plants and trees, wild ducks and geese in the river, hawks, songbirds, rabbits, coyotes.... Yes, I'm attached, but more to the land itself than to the buildings. They were definitely fixer-upper material, so I have become a do-it-yourselfer. I am overwhelmed with gratitude to be here.
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