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can´t believe that whenever you are online I keep sending you shit like this :D.

It's so satisfying watching people pick produce from their own garden.

It's not shit if I actually enjoy it.

Minho is the type of guy who would enjoy anything as long as he's with you.

Also, he's in a new drama that I'm watching called 'Yumi's Cells' turns out his role is into the same sex. It made Yumi(the main lead) cry.

I enjoy it too and then I question myself ... am I 70 yet? Jesus hates me if he didn´t give me a man like this. yesterday I started crying because in the tv show, there was a lady with Parkinson and her husband was so angry and he was learning how to drive so he could take care of her and I had realised that there will be no one to help me and I cried. shit ... I definitely need a garden.

Am I the only one who finds mystery men attractive?

no kidding now, but I keep listening to that song you sent me? SO BEAUTIFUL. BREAKS MY HEART BUT ALSO WEIRDLY MENDS IT?? explain that to me? and the comments make it sound like the show is beautiful.

am I the only one who finds gentle men who just love nature and are kind sexy?

That's not truuueeee. You know if you ever wanna different setting to be in. You can just apply to teach abroad for free. Like in Japan or Korea. You could teach English there and they'll cover your expenses.

Yeah, it's from 'Yumi's Cells'. You should watch it. It's super cute.

I don´t think they do that fully. also have I told you about my Finnish dream????

No, they sexy.

remember how when you are 17 you are into the bad boys who are hot? and then you grow older and you see a decent guy who isn´t a jerk and you are like I WANT THAT?.... yeah ... life

I'm pretty certain they do. At least that's what I was told. They are always looking for teachers from abroad to come and teach their students English. There's more than one program too,so I guess it really differs depending on that.
No, tell me your Finnish dream.

that sounds fantastic! i have heard about programmes as such but I have heard you have to cover your ticket and most of your expense. you do get an apartment and three meals a day but it´s mostly a volunteer work. i have thought maybe when I´m older I might go to teach in Mongolia? I dunno.... just when life gets too comfy I guess.
it´s not like there are children waiting for me :D.

well, I have always been interested in the Finnish way of education. outdoors-y, subjects taught in blocks rather than separately, stress on independence and responsibility of a child and you might have heard about Erasmus+. basically programmes for post-grads, teachers, specialists etc. BUT this year the project ends when you reach 30. :/ OLD.