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- Hello. Thanks for stopping by! The short story is: I am interested in the way children learn and like helping them find the fun in learning. I'm also really into cute things. If you'd like to know more about me professionally, here you go: http://about.me/anna.ho
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2008
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November
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- Here or to-go?
- Annalog Fit Club: First Update
- Winter Tunes
- Twilight the Movie
- Who wouldn't want a condo, all the way up in Toronto?
- Hawaiian Grindz
- Annalog's Fit Club: The Bet
- The "Best" of Craiglist
- What's in the bag?
- Up! Trailer!
- Ahnyeonghaseyobama.
- Beware of the Meow
- Hey, there, Fattie! Did you finally lose some weight?
- I asked a Korean
- A Reason to Dance
- For Your Edification
- Western Spaghetti by PES
- Who you rolling with this term?
- Crab Murder
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November
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2 comments:
i lost, is this funny?
What did he ask???
Ahyeonghaseyo is the way of greeting someone in Korean. It was just cool that Barack Obama was able to greet the young Korean question-asker in his native tongue.
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