KICKIN' IT IN SOUTH KOREA by Mike Meier: Recent Comments

Comment on KICKIN' IT IN KOREA #2: Cheonan City Table Tennis Club

2010-09-06T15:23:27Z

This is my first time at your blog and I've really enjoyed looking around. I will come back again in the future to check out some of the other articles.

Comment on KICKIN' IT IN KOREA #10: Most Easily Understood Bathroom Signs of All Time

2010-08-03T13:35:18Z

You're right, you'ld have to be blind to miss it. Do they have 'em in braille too? :)

Comment on KICKIN' IT IN KOREA #8: 2010 Korea Toastmasters National Conference

2010-06-23T13:28:46Z

Congratulations Mike! You're looking good. It must run in the family, Val gave a good speech a couple of weeks ago at her graduation.

Comment on KICKIN' IT IN KOREA #7: Dang Jin Table Tennis Tournament

2010-06-14T13:15:54Z

Thanks Mike for the update, sounds like you're learning! What did you do to your ankle?

Comment on KICKIN' IT IN KOREA #7: Dang Jin Table Tennis Tournament

2010-06-14T03:05:32Z

How did you sprain your ankle??

Comment on KICKIN' IT IN KOREA #5: More Table Tennis

2010-06-09T02:33:51Z

Mike -

I just wanted to wish you a happy birthday! Mike, we think often of you and are praying that God would bless you in Korea. Remember, God has a plan for your life, Jer. 29:11-13. Please continue to keep in touch. We miss you so very much.

Bruce

Comment on KICKIN' IT IN KOREA #6: Seoul Toastmasters Inter-Club Picnic

2010-06-06T14:19:40Z

Good to know the dog was a guest and not a side dish...

Comment on KICKIN' IT IN KOREA #2: Cheonan City Table Tennis Club

2010-04-06T16:51:17Z

Go Mike! Sound like the perfect gym for you. Have you started teaching yet?

Comment on BLOGGING IN BEIJING #16: Travels to Japan

2009-05-30T09:14:08Z

Hi Mike,
This is Ida Lin from Formosa Toastmasters club. It was nice to meet you on the meeting of FTM. Thank you for sharing with us the valuable info. about preparing the speech.

By the way, Your blog doesn't have a guest book(or, message board)individually for us when we'd like to leave messages which irrelevant to your articles?

By the way, Your blog doesn't have a guest book(or, message board)individually for us when we'd like to leave messages which irrelevant to your articles? I'm just curious and hopefully you don't mind it...

I also learned a little Japanese many years ago; "Otearai wa dokudeska?" is
お手洗いは何処ですか？ Am I right? ^^
I hope so.

Comment on BLOGGING IN BEIJING #15: The China Grand Canyon

2009-04-30T20:45:10Z

Mike: Neat pics of your exploits! Beautiful site.