Hey-Poo-Guy

Hey...! ^_^; Gosh, this is awkward. I haven't been in here for such a long while. Life stuffs happened. I also feel that I should close this account... I can keep it up due to memories or laziness what have you. I'll probably close it officially a bit later. Still getting some stuff sorted out. So... yeah, I was in China, but returned to the states last year October. :) Now I'm trying to figure things out a bit more seriously. I did make another account on dA, but I haven't drawn crap seriously in months. I have a few drawings, but they seem to be the same old stuff to me. On the other hand, I took a stab at polymer clay last year January,

As mentioned I came to China for various reasons and completed them in one huge swoop! But the main one I haven't been able to snag JUST YET is the overseas English teaching job. My original plan was to work full time at Heidi English School in the city (Dandong), and live with whatever free accommodations/ +benefits they had. But I should've gone with the gut feeling I had about that school; especially during the interview when the headmaster and one of the senior Chinese assistants were busy interviewing my friend (who's been getting me all these scheduled interviews with THE headmasters) instead of me. Because I don't speak mainland Chine

Dear dA, Stop being a cock-tease with your fancy journal skins from your Premium Membership schemes. Blah. So as the title goes, I learned a few things here and there about mainland China. Unfortunately "100% fluent in Mandarin" wasn't one of them, but these are stuffs I never knew about before going to China. It's probably basic GED DUH stuff but shut up! I'm sheltered. 8D Or been living under a rock for over 27 years. Anyway: -China is HUGE. No srsly. HUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUGE. The buildings in Beijing alone are massive as hell and that's not even the tip of it. -Chinese people walk A LOT. Lord. I barely managed to get by because I