Greetings again everyone. How have you been doing? Work is keeping me extremely busy but I'm doing well and I hope you are too. This week I've written about winter and talked about some of the things we do in winter as well as some winter traditions we have. What do you like doing in winter? Do you even like winter?
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Hello again. I recently collected the final stamp I needed on the final cycling path in Korea in order to complete the Grand Slam cycling challenge. I received a medal and a certificate, but I also have a passport book full of stamps. I have cycled all over this beautiful country and even down to the idyllic island paradise that is Jeju-do. If you care at all about cycling, I highly recommend getting yourself a passport and undertaking the challenge for yourself!
From this week, I have separated the words into a different worksheet entirely to make space for more images in the articles. I still haven't settled on a final layout or even a proper name for my weekly stories but I'm getting there little by little.
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Hey again. How's it going? I'm a bit sick this week so my voice might sound a bit weird. This week's edition is about K-pop. K-pop is a genre of music that comes from Korea. Some of the most famous boy and girl bands in the world now come from Korea. Things have really progressed since I first moved here almost 20 years ago! I actually listen to a lot of K-pop music when I run. It probably doesn't fit my image very well but I actually enjoy the energetic beats quite a lot.
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Greetings, earthlings! One of my major hobbies is running. I've been running for more than 25 years. I generally focus on shorter distances like 5km or 10km but I have also completed a few marathons in my time. Now that it's experiencing a resurgence in South Korea I thought I'd write about it. Do you run or know someone who runs?
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