I've been wondering about the linguistic structure of signed languages...

I want to borrrow and read this book.

Tee hee, I don't have to teach next week! And this week we're just doing review... I dunno if that's a good thing or not... Means I have to put a bit more thought into what to talk about. One bad thing, though... I accidentally submitted my (unchangable) time sheet for last week as being from 6-8 instead of 6-8:30, so I'll get one half-hour less of credit than I should. Ah well, at least I called Sarah to let her know that I didn't in fact end class a half hour early, so I'm good on the human side of things.

Picked up a catering shift working in the Coffman kitchen 7-11 (am) on Wednesday.

One last promotion before Friday.

If you live in the Twin Cities area and are interested in learning more about the Japanese tea ceremony or Japanese culture in general, my tea ceremony class at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities campus is going to be giving a tea ceremony demonstration on Friday, March 28th, 2008 from 4:30-6:30. Each of the four ceremonies performed will be about a half-hour long, with the middle two performed by students in the class and the first and last performed by a tea master, WATANABE Fumio-sensei, from Japan. Tea and sweets will be served, and admission is free.

I have provided links to the flyer, directions, and a .zip contiaining both. Please feel free to download and forward these, direct-link others to them, or simply direct-link this post.

For those interested in me specifically but not the rest, I should be performing in the 5:30-6 area.