Second

Master Bae noticed my belt was tied incorrectly and re-tied the correct way.

Infinitely blissful the feeling of having someone to correct that that is needed to be corrected.

Sparring promotion tests in just a few weeks and black belt testing the next day:

However, my mind had a focused attention on the words of Saubhaum:

“Your dobok is likened unto your body”

On a totally unrelated note: October 3 is this famous artists birthday: Kr$na 💩

I didn’t even realize and usually I at least try to remember 👀👣

There is a student in the class with a name close to his.

And! A new Boojosaubhaum with a name that describes Krishna!

The warm up was stretching

The class consisted of my pairing with a green belt whose name is unto destiny or fate or outcome in Hindi



Foot work with shields for the hands:

On the count:
How easily does one forget how to count in Korean: only if one easily decided to use another language

Repetitive action creates inherit ability through experience

To learn an art is to respect said art.

So my lesson here is to count in Korean until I know it as well as English, Hindi, Punjabi, and French.

First question:
Word for math?

Is this correct?

Hana - one
Il - first

Deoul - two
Ee - second

Set - three
Sam - third

Net - four
Sa - fourth

Sparring with her felt like learning at the feet of one whom, when my stance was taken off course, pointed the way to correction!

An honour to be on the same field as one such as her.

After class, Saubhaums words rang true as I folded my dobok, returning to the life I have been given.

A dobok is made

Like the vessel I have to convey these words

So I understand why Kwangjangnim’s epithets of taekwondo at this Dojang emphasizes on listening to your parents

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