I got your reply on my comment to your video # 586. Looks like I goofed up hanbok versus kimono! ㅎㅎ I also notice your closing statement, "My dear friend Mike, I hope you stay healthy and we will meet again," followed by this emoji: 🤞. That emoji is not this one: 🫰. ha-ha. Your emoji means 'cross your fingers' and hope!^^ ... and that would be accurate also nowadays -- cross your fingers! On 587, I'm not sure what the intended message is about family/marriage, so I won't risk the humiliation of making a mistake by commenting based on my skeptical experiences^^ 😉😉 I do see the words sung by your pal, Kim Nam-gil. You have explained the dance in a lot of detail, almost 15 minutes in 588 and then the Tag (which was omitted in 588) another 2 minutes in 589. Exemplary instruction!^^ As you said, you do it as if it will be your last dance. Our timing was off, and I didn't get to wish you a happy Chuseok. I hope you had a happy holiday. Also, I think you have a birthday coming up early in October? You have made several oblique references to the uncertainties of health/your health. I hope you are OK. See you later when you post again, my friend 🥰😊🫰🤞ㅎㅎ
I don't enjoy wearing hanbok. I wore it once for the wedding. A few years ago (maybe it's 2020) I wore a hanbok to UA-cam to say New Year's greetings. I thought of saying hello to my friend Mike in Hanbok someday. ^^ My husband says, he didn't know the exact details until he saw your comment on the emoji. My husband is fortunate that the emoji has a good meaning of hope. Haha This is because of Confucian thought, but the relationship of family is so unusually consistent (actually forced, brainwashing level) in Korea. People who come to me for counseling can no longer endure because of the gap between real life or thoughts and ideas forced from outside. In many cases, they waste their long lives in far too pretentious situations. It's a very careful and difficult topic, but I dealt with it in my lecture. Right, health is the biggest reason. I always think this is the last time and dance. So it's always hard...However, every time I see the results, I feel a great sense of accomplishment and reward. I am especially happy with my friend Mike. ^^ This Chuseok holiday was the first time I could fully rest in my life. I was very comfortable at first. My birthday is October 3rd, but thank you for remembering my birthday. My dear friend Mike, I wish you good health, too. I hope to see you again here next time. Thank you so much.😁😁😁💖💖💖👌👌👌🤞🤞🤞
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I got your reply on my comment to your video # 586. Looks like I goofed up hanbok versus kimono! ㅎㅎ I also notice your closing statement, "My dear friend Mike, I hope you stay healthy and we will meet again," followed by this emoji: 🤞. That emoji is not this one: 🫰. ha-ha. Your emoji means 'cross your fingers' and hope!^^ ... and that would be accurate also nowadays -- cross your fingers!
On 587, I'm not sure what the intended message is about family/marriage, so I won't risk the humiliation of making a mistake by commenting based on my skeptical experiences^^ 😉😉 I do see the words sung by your pal, Kim Nam-gil.
You have explained the dance in a lot of detail, almost 15 minutes in 588 and then the Tag (which was omitted in 588) another 2 minutes in 589. Exemplary instruction!^^ As you said, you do it as if it will be your last dance.
Our timing was off, and I didn't get to wish you a happy Chuseok. I hope you had a happy holiday.
Also, I think you have a birthday coming up early in October?
You have made several oblique references to the uncertainties of health/your health. I hope you are OK. See you later when you post again, my friend 🥰😊🫰🤞ㅎㅎ
I don't enjoy wearing hanbok. I wore it once for the wedding. A few years ago (maybe it's 2020) I wore a hanbok to UA-cam to say New Year's greetings. I thought of saying hello to my friend Mike in Hanbok someday. ^^
My husband says, he didn't know the exact details until he saw your comment on the emoji. My husband is fortunate that the emoji has a good meaning of hope. Haha
This is because of Confucian thought, but the relationship of family is so unusually consistent (actually forced, brainwashing level) in Korea. People who come to me for counseling can no longer endure because of the gap between real life or thoughts and ideas forced from outside. In many cases, they waste their long lives in far too pretentious situations. It's a very careful and difficult topic, but I dealt with it in my lecture.
Right, health is the biggest reason. I always think this is the last time and dance. So it's always hard...However, every time I see the results, I feel a great sense of accomplishment and reward. I am especially happy with my friend Mike. ^^
This Chuseok holiday was the first time I could fully rest in my life. I was very comfortable at first. My birthday is October 3rd, but thank you for remembering my birthday.
My dear friend Mike, I wish you good health, too. I hope to see you again here next time. Thank you so much.😁😁😁💖💖💖👌👌👌🤞🤞🤞