I first found out at 4pm (local time) from my club class students. They asked to use my computer so that they could read what was going on. I wasn't sure what the appropriate thing to do was, so we ended up discussing the issue while making x-mas decorations for my classroom... A strange combination, yes. Though it seemed to calm them down. We discussed the possibility of the two Koreas uniting, and 5 out of the 7 students present expressed their opinion of not wanting it to happen. Their reasoning was that they didn't want South Korea's economy to absorb the poor nation that North Korea is (though they didn't state their thoughts quite like that, but that was the gist of it). Definitely an interesting afternoon... Hopefully things will get taken care of in the least violent way possible....
yes! definitely keep us all posted!! I think the US needs a unique snowflake like you back in the states. ^o_O^
ReplyDeleteWho are you calling a snowflake?
ReplyDeleteIn past instances of NK-SK tit for tats accompanied by actual and threatened shows of destructiveness, I hardly ever thought of my extended family, who are strangers to me. This latest round, which seems serious even in the context of this history, prompted me to think about you and your well being. I hope that cooler heads prevail and neither side does anything idiotic! And yes, we need your unique snowflake-ness back in the states! :-)
ReplyDeleteI'm glad to see you guys are so concerned about snow.^^ ㅋㅋㅋ
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