Author Archives: connieinasia

                 I just want to remind readers that all my past photo albums and pictures over the last 2 1/2  years  are located at the below site.    https://skydrive.live.com/?cid=82087792aa368e14&sc=photos#!/?cid=82087792AA368E14&sc=photos&group=0&sff=0

                          This entry is for my Chinese students, who will be logging on soon to complete their back-to-school homework assignment.  Because I am still in America, and our school year in China has already started, I want to keep … Continue reading →

                Of course, the church visits and presentations have kept me pretty busy during my time in Illinois but one event that couldn’t be missed was Terre Haute’s annual Bark-in-the-Park. A Recap: Our Chinese Chihuahua Immigrant            In Marshall, Illinois, … Continue reading →

“Did you unplug the iron?”                It’s always the big joke in my family to make sure the house was safe whenever we closed it up for a trip.  The big discussion driving out of town was always if … Continue reading →

          The title itself of this entry probably clues you in to a lot of interesting upheavals before I landed in America on July 3.  I can’t help but give you the update on these as they were so “You’ve … Continue reading →

           Here I am, back in the States and beginning the first legs of my journeys around Illinois to visit numerous churches on my newsletter list.  It’s been hit-the-ground-running from the moment I landed.  I am happy to say that … Continue reading →

            Since my 091 class received their fair share of blog pictures, it’s only right that 092 should also be in on the photo show.                 We had a nice evening and were joined by Isaac, who tagged along beside me … Continue reading →

Isaac’s Back!              Those of you keeping up on my blog entries most likely remember the story of Isaac (Qin Haibo), a third year Business English major who loved to play games with me in theEnglish Center.              I never … Continue reading →

              My second year English Education majors and I are saying farewell.             After the summer, they’ll be returning to our campus for a month of classes before disappearing into the teaching world to do their practice teaching.  While they … Continue reading →