About Armed with Truth
Hello! My name is Kat. I currently teach English as a foreign language in China. I decided to leave my job in law enforcement about six months a go to pursue a career in teaching. I just finished a bachelors degree in criminal justice. I have also finished four semesters at Liberty University in my Masters of Human Services. I am hoping to work with humanitarian work/missions in Asia as soon as I pay off my loans. I also have dreams of being a children's book author, someday.
Today is the first day of the Chinese New Year 2017, year of the rooster. I would like to share my first Chinese New Year experience with you all. This Chinese New Year I find … Continue reading →
Posted in Holidays, Photography, Prayer, Seasons, Spirituality
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Tagged 2017, Chinese New Year, Christianity, holidays, memories, missions, New Year, photos, spirituality, underground church, World
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Due to one health problem after another this past two months, I have not been able to blog. Today, seems like the perfect day to make my come back. It is Father’s day back in America. My mother sent me … Continue reading →
Posted in Family, Growing Pains
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Tagged childhood, China, daddy, dancing, family, Father's Day, fathers, germany, growing up, high school, love, memories, old photos, parenting, prom
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Today, I introduced the holiday of St. Patrick’s Day to my students. They seemed to relate better to this holiday than they did to Mardi Gras (see earlier post from a couple of weeks a go). My students told me that … Continue reading →
Posted in Holidays
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Tagged blessings, dancing, education, faith, family, Ireland, Irish, love, music, prayer, St. Patrick's Day, St. Patty's Day, teaching
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I know you have seen a lot of Twain this week, but he has always been one of my favorite writers! I was so happy to feature him in my classes this week. Yesterday, I gave my students a lesson … Continue reading →
Posted in Literature
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Tagged China, English, English tips, fun with teaching, Mark Twain, quotations, quotes, reading, research, sayings, teaching, teaching English, Twain, wisdom, words, writing, writing advice
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So, I am loving this week of teaching, because the text is all about Mark Twain. One random fact I shared with my students is that he loved cats and dogs. His thought on both animals … Continue reading →
This week we are talking about Mark Twain in my classes. I giggled at Twain’s wit and veracity as I prepared for my lesson this week! I thought I would share some of it with my readers! Hope it makes … Continue reading →
Posted in Literature
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Tagged art, authors, children, China, death, Dieting, eating, English, ESL, fashion, food, funny, humor, kittens, life, literature, Mark Twain, moon, mothers, parenting, quotations, quotes, reading, Samuel Clemmons, sayings, teaching, teaching English, teaching in China, Twain, wisdom, writing
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I shared the magical holiday of Mardi Gras with my students this week. Some of them said to me, “This is the craziest holiday we have ever heard of!” I have actually have not been to a Mardi Gras Parade … Continue reading →