Hey all! Congrats to last weeks Y2C winner: Janie Ahk. Please email us your mailing address to [email protected] and well send out your prize. :) For the rest of you, be sure to answer this weeks Y2C question to be eligible for this weeks prize drawing. Okay so on to the topic... This Friday is Gwangbok-jeol. Its like National Liberation Day, Independence Day here in Korea. There are a lot of things in life to be thankful for. So lets think about certain rights or freedoms that you have in your country. Which are you most grateful for? Or which do you just want to mention? It can be ANYTHING....for example, the freedom to vote, access to health care, public education, welfare... Or something less political, like the freedom to walk around without your shirt (that wasnt allowed in Korea...Im not sure if its still not legally allowed...hehe). Perhaps its not a right or a freedom, but something that your country offers. For example, really speedy and well-connected public transportation. Bidets in public restrooms. (Im thinking of various examples from Korea...). Anyway, put your thinking caps on and get your answers rolling in! In fact, well pick TWO winners this week, so thats DOUBLE the chances of you winning a prize. Be sure to participate!!! -Angie
Posted on: Sat, 09 Aug 2014 23:57:14 +0000
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