Now, I've begun to understand Humboldt
Foundation is the global PhD association. DAAD, too, supports PhD candidates
and holders.
The dinner party was a great fun, socialisation and
net working among academics and top notches.
I met Masako Fukui, a wonderful bilingual writer, former
social worker and journalist. She advocates non English speakers and fights for
social justice. She's worked
with Sheila, a language on the move team member,
author, writer, editor, producer, radiomaker, scholar and comms
professional.
Btw, Ingrid and other team members
giggled and smiled at the 3 yrs old boy, a linguist’s son and me. He was very
shy and would not come close to anyone, but soon he started to play with me
that impressed others. We enjoyed a hide and seek.
This conference
sketcher work could pave my way to get more opportunities from academics and
others. I thank for Prof Ingrid Piller's support. She always invites
me and encourages me to restudy sociolinguistics. Thank you very much for Ingrid and her team. You worked so hard behind scene. You're the real heroes!
Finally, Friends, thank you for a great patience for my
post. I’ve been working hard to submit images, a deadline is in this month. But
I’d keep posting interesting topics and good sketches. Have a great week.
Friends, Happy Painting.
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