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@westernersband #cmfk
It passed by so quickly and I can't believe this might be the end of something I had hoped to keep for a long time. You came back in to my life and I can't thank you enough for giving me the opportunity you have. You've been nothing but wonderful to me and I'm sorry for being a tool and overall being horrible. I'm the worst when it comes to showing my feelings and I express them in the stupidest of ways. You honestly make me so damn happy and I hope you see this because I know you'll be creeping on my tumblr at some point. If you give me the chance to be yours, it's going to be difficult. We both know this. But we also both know that we can do anything if we put our minds to it. If it does end up ending after all of this, I know it'll be on a good note. Just know you'll always be in my heart and I think at this point I'm not going to be able to forget you.
chanyeol, kris, your vibrator, yongguk
Kill my vibrator (let's face it, I'd rather have a person), cuddle Kris, fuck Yongguk, marry Chanyerr
So I just finished planning my activity for tomorrow--all that's left is printing out mad libs worksheets and a thank you note for my professor and buying colored chalk and a gift certificate for my professor. Part of me is super psyched because this has the potential to be an awesome lesson! I'm using Grammar Rock videos to teach about nouns, adjectives, verbs, and adverbs, which is something I was obsessed with as a third grader (we listened to the CD nonstop in the car!), so I hope they like that! Plus we are doing Mad Libs stories as a follow-up activity, which they really seemed to like the last time we did those. Hopefully this time they will be able to better understand how to fill in the slots. But part of me is so nervous! What if they think this is all totally lame? What if they give my professor a hard time? What if they are loud and naughty--my professor will think poorly of me and of our program, and headquarters will think poorly of me and our chapter. A representative from our national office is coming to activity tomorrow, so I know she'll stop in our classroom. Not only do I have to make a good impression because I planned the activity and am basically running it and just because it's our national office, I applied for Vice President for next year and I have an interview with her on Wednesday! I have to look really good and responsible and prepared and organized and relaxed when she comes! So I mean, I'm freaking out. But I'm also excited because the potential of this lesson is really high, I think. Wish me luck!!!!!
I am so nervous right now omg I went to 6 places before I could find an activity for the kids for tomorrow. 1. A month ago, I talked to my psychology professor. She was totally game but couldn't do the day I was planning. For a week, I tried to get someone to switch dates with me but they didn't. The next week I found out I could use her activity for the last day. Okay, great, but I still needed someone for my day. 2. Two weeks ago I emailed the history department. No response. Two days later I went to talk to the secretaries, who said they had forwarded my message to the professors and should wait to hear from them directly but I shouldn't really expect anything. 3. Last week I contacted the school newspaper to give a tour for the kids. No response. So I called them. Left a message. The next day the manager called me and said that day wouldn't work out. 4. On Friday I went to the planetarium on campus. No one was there, in the office, or in the surrounding hallways. 5. Then, still on Friday, I went to the admissions office to see if they would show the kids how to fill out a mock application. I had to leave a message. I am still waiting to hear back. 6. After that, also on Friday, I went to my English professor's office. She wasn't there so I emailed her. She said she would do it! So this morning I met with her with high expectations and it seemed like she agreed to it reluctantly. I feel terrible. She is so stressed out and I added to the stress. So I had planned out most of the activity so that she didn't have to worry about anything and she told me it seemed like I didn't really need her after all. I felt like telling her to relax and that it would all be fine would be really condescending but I didn't know what else to do. I am so grateful that she agreed to help out, so I will get her a nice gift after this, I think. I just don't know what to get. I'm so nervous I upset her!