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My Take on Thins
http://www.msmyla.wordpress.com
- Author: Myla
- Listed in: Personal Internet
- Tags: travel marriage blogging teaching intercultural marriages and relationships life at 20
- Added on: Nov 1st, 2007
- Country: Austria
- Language: English
I have put this blog together mainly to illustrate my approach on being in my 20s, my interests in writing, basic web designing, making a living, meeting people and going to places. This is also to show my involvement with the fast growing WWW, my personal rants about things that catches my attention and some snapshots on my life which you can read.
I plan to write about topics such as intercultural marriage, being married to a European guy, and some advices on what documents you need to before you can marry your European man. I will also put a page where you can find lesson plans and some other teaching stuffs which might be helpful to ESL teachers.
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