Atomic Homework

Another day, another museum.

This time, it wasn’t so pleasant: it was super boring.

I’m sure you’ve experienced this type of museum; it’s the type that just throws a lot of facts and dates at you. Read More >

This week, I’m a tourist. 

Today, I went to a museum.

It was lovely.  Read More >

I’ve only been in Riga for a few days.

But wherever I go, everyone speaks English. 

I’m working on a theory. Read More >

I’ve been in Riga for four days.

Already I know three words.

I know the Latvian words for “hello”, “thank you” and “goodbye.” Read More >

Hello, Baltics! 

Last month, I traveled to Barcelona. 

I had lunch at 3pm and dinner at 10pm. Read More >

Have you seen the news recently?

The people who disagree with you are CRAZY!

They’re doing crazy things. Read More >

When you make mistakes, do you laugh or cry?

If you cry, you probably aren’t getting a lot of practice.

Who wants to do something that makes you cry? Read More >

A reader writes: 

“My biggest problem is the present and past perfect.” 

Then he continues, “Because I don’t know how to use them I get nervous and afraid to speak.”  Read More >

Have you ever read 2001: A Space Odyssey?

Or seen the movie?

I just picked up the book at a bookstore this weekend. Read More >

I’m creating a dictionary. 

If you’ve taken any of my courses, you know I’m not a fan of dictionaries.

One reason is they’re confusing. Read More >