Airplane carry-on baggage success!

Category: [Travel Business]

Tags: Business Travel, Travel Tips, Toothpaste, Tooth Powder, Carryon Luggage, Flights, Flying

Well, I am here and back from business travel safely. My experiment here was a success and I was able to shave baggage check/claim time off from the trip. Thanks go to this product:



A side secret, I had gotten a short haircut and had no need for hair gel. How I will overcome this with a due haircut and in humid places like Taiwan, Tokyo, and Seoul during summertime remains to be seen. I'll cross that bridge when I get there and let you know!

Even with laxed travel restrictions, I may use the dry toothpaste to mix it up a little. I am comfortable with using it and enjoy the effervesce sometimes!

Writing Hangeul | Writing Hangul | Writing Korean order [Part 3]

Category: [Learning Language Korean]

Tags: Korean, Hangul, Hangeul, Learn Korean, Korean Language, Korean Listening, Korean Vowels, Korean Writing, Korean Strokes, Korean Characters, Animated Korean Characters

This lesson introduces you to the combined Korean vowels. With the animations, you can learn the proper way to write these characters. This is the last part of 3 lessons. After these three lessons, you will learn what each character is, so those 3 will correlate closely with these. Please place your mouse cursor over each character to learn the stroke order of each Korean character.

If characters are in perpetual motion even without the cursor hovering over them, you can click here (http://wanderingadventures.blogspot.com/2006/09/writing-hangeul-writing-hangul-writing_01.html) in order to view them on a page by itself and correct the problem.

Writing Hangeul | Writing Hangul | Writing Korean order [Part 2]

Category: [Learning Language Korean]

Tags: Korean, Hangul, Hangeul, Learn Korean, Korean Language, Korean Listening, Korean Vowels, Korean Writing, Korean Strokes, Korean Characters, Animated Korean Characters

This lesson introduces you to the Korean vowels. With the animations, you can learn the proper way to write these characters. This is the second part of 3 lessons. After these three lessons, you will learn what each character is, so those 3 will correlate closely with these. Please place your mouse cursor over each character to learn the stroke order of each Korean character.

If characters are in perpetual motion even without the cursor hovering over them, you can click here (http://wanderingadventures.blogspot.com/2006/09/writing-hangeul-writing-hangul-writing.html) in order to view them on a page by itself and correct the problem.