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Hi, I'm Rachelle. I like meeting new people especially from other countries. I enjoy learning about different cultures. I started teaching English way back in my college years. I graduated Bachelor of Science in Business Management major in Banking & Finance. I'm a private tutor to Koreans residing near our house. When I finished college, I worked as a full time English teacher in an English learning center a few blocks away from our house. I have taught students from different levels. The classes I’ve handled were free speaking, reading comprehension, movie and book review. It was a fun and fulfilling experience for me as I get to be with students excited to learn. Currently, I’m a bank officer. But since I enjoy teaching and interacting with other people; I still continue to do private English tutorials after office and during Saturdays and Sundays.
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    What is your wishlist for 2013?
    January 6, 2013
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    A Trustworthy Friend I have a trusted companion, an empathetic friend amidst this unsymphatetic world. This friend cannot speak, cannot see and cannot touch. I call it, my diary. Do you have one too? A diary “allows us to leave a collection of still lifes that records our personal journeys,” says writer Christina Baldwin. Like a photo album that visually chronicles our past, a diary provides us with written “snapshots” that reveal and preserve the passage of our lives. A diary is seemingly appealing to us because it addresses a fundamental human desire - self expression. You can record on it when you have first met your partner, the joy of being able to fulfill a dream, it permits you to keep a record of your significant life events. Now how do you get started? First, find a notebook and pen that you are most comfortable to use with and look for a quiet place. Admittedly, a blank page waiting to be filled out could be quite intimidating. You don't have to be hesitant writinf on your new journal. The key is to be honest, sponataneous and simple. You can start by asking questions to yourself like 'What did I do today? What did I eat? Whom did I see?' You may also want to write something about your goals in life, your dreams, or about the people you care about. You don't need to be critical on your topics, just let the thoughts flow. Write as much or as little as you like. Write as often or as seldom as you like. Be open and candid. Do not worry about grammar or spelling. No one else will see your work. You might try pasting in photographs, newspaper clippings, or anything else that is important to you. It is your book. It can be neat or sloppy, small or large. And you only have to write when you want to. If diary keeping becomes a rigid duty, you will set yourself up for failure and disappointment. Just as a scientist may use a journal to observe and record changes in some organism that he is studying, a diary may help you to observe and study your own behavior patterns and tendencies in your life. Your journal will reveal your joys, your pains, your weaknesses, your strengths. It will improve your ability to express yourself. True, keeping a diary demands commitment, but such commitment can offer rich rewards.
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    What is your best travel experience?
    January 1, 2013
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    What are is your memorable experience in 2012?
    January 1, 2013
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