Contact: artworkbyjoanna@gmail.com: Teacher, Artist and Writer. Children's Murals, Illustrating and Faux Finishing since 1976!
Sunday, September 9, 2012
While in Korea
Thanks for visiting my website/blog and while I'm in Korea I'll be updating Candy Corn and Spiders the most frequently. My most recent post is here:
http://joannasakievich.blogspot.kr/2012/09/did-i-mention-that-director-at-my.html?showComment=1347145723587#c310579846946607048
For those of you who are more net savvy, I beg your patience!
I'm currently working on a children's book when not doing lesson prep for 30 classes a week or checking out the scenery where I live. And I'm so grateful I didn't end up in a bigger city, because I LOVE where I am! This is a photo from along my daily walking trail, which is just minutes from my apartment, surrounded by buildings.
These walks are a favorite part of my day, but new friends are giving me more views which I'll have to bring my camera for. But contrast that mountainous scene (and green mountains and water are everywhere!) with this view from my balcony window, hmmm?
Anyway, I've written 2 poems since getting here because I'm so inspired by surroundings, including the plethora of wild flowers, like pumpkin blossoms--they're everywhere. Come October, Linus would love it here!
Saturday, February 18, 2012
Artwork by Joanna on Facebook
In an on going (often futile) attempt to navigate the internet, Artwork by Joanna now has her own Facebook page! There are several photos on it which are not on this site, so please, if you're bored or even if you're not, feel free to check it out!
http://www.facebook.com/media/albums/?id=348883098478751
**this link should take you directly to the albums which are in place so far**
Enjoy the 3 day week end!
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Monday, April 5, 2010
Nihongo 102

This is a portion of one homework assignment for my Japanese class. I still need to memorize today’s CC (core conversation), there are 3 a week, and today’s is particularly lengthy, so gotta get going on that. Further, each week includes one oral & one written (kanji) quiz weekly and written assignments every other day. By the time this semester concludes, we are expected to have about 200 kanji memorized, along w/retaining the nearly 100 characters for the 2 phonetic alphabets we're supposed to already know (I skipped 101, so had some cramming to do...). Blogging would not be complete without including the fact of this class in my journal entries for the semester....the hours spent in memorizing and writing take anywhere from 15-40 hours out of every week. I’m hopefully going to retain some of this, but, quite frankly, have found it difficult to really concentrate on anything else. There is an upside, however: the language is coming back! Old vocabulary words pop into my mind regularly and the demands of the curriculum are proving my gray matter isn't total mush--yet.
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