I teach English at a Korean elementary school, and I know what you mean.  

I will try to write as often as I can, but will be at least once per week.I will write all the blogs myself and English is not my first language, so all the English majors out there, get your red markers out :)I first want to start out with a very important event in my life.

We're also active in the Seoul Real Estate Investing Meetup, the #1 REI club in Korea (in English anyway!).

He did not try to address us in English once. 

My client couldn't speak English and had to use an interpreter to close the transaction. 

The laminate is very pretty, imitation Brazilian cherry wood.This is a high end rental so we haven't had any issues with tenants beating it up beyond this so I'd rather fix it than replace the entire floor or try to find some matching laminate to replace the damaged areas.So far I've tried putty, Old English scratch dye (liquid), filler crayons, and an iron and damp rag (for the dent).

And I bet I speak English better than you do my native language

I am a Freelance Writer and Adjunct English Professor and would like to supplement my income while still having a flexible schedule for our family.

p.s. sorry for my english :)

We accepted an offer on a house that I had posted some pics of earlier on here, its not your "typical" flip, at least not for me, it was a 4600+ sq foot English tudor, just a half of a block off of Lake Michigan on the east side of Milwaukee.