The Many Faces of the SPR (Part Two) [More Issue 28 Action Shots]

Here we are, with the second part of the collection from our so-called (by one of her Korean co-teachers) “fashionista” overseas, of her and her classes in South Korea.

Face of May (in June)

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Presenting…

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Twos by Threes

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Presenting… #2

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Woot WOOT

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A Ghost Story

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Horn-Rimmed Glasses

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Orange Belt Peace

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How Many Fingers?

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🙂 🙂 🙂

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Huge, huge thanks to Kelsey for sending such an awesome batch of photos, and to her students, for being so hands-on. Kelsey has a story forthcoming in the SPR; we hope whoever takes up the job of hosting her work on her back lives up to the standards she’s set! ❤

The Many Faces of the SPR (Part One) [Issue 28 Action Shots!]

The SPR is proud to present its first installment of photos delivered from our operative in South Korea, Kelsey Kerr (heretofore to be known by her pseudonym, “Kelsey Teacher”), from the English academy where she teaches. Once the iPhone came out, the kids couldn’t get enough.

It’s as good a place for ghost stories as any. After all, someone has to pass the story down to the next generation.

(Due to the number of photos, we’ll be splitting this issue’s Action Shots into two posts.)

The Reading Tree

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Pose!

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Two Teachers (Stella and Kelsey!)

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Hey Zombie!

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The patch is a “mission.”

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Lightning Strikes the House on the Cliff

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Ringo & Jamie

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Headcrabface

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Kelsey Teacher’s Mascot

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The second set of photos will follow later this weekend.:)

Issue Twenty-Eight!!

HERE WE GO AGAIN. We are beyond thrilled to present the story that made the SPR’s second voyage across the world, this time to Daejeon, South Korea (!), by second-time SPR operative (and soon-to-be SPR author) Kelsey Kerr, who’s teaching at an English academy there. It received mucho attention overseas, adorable evidence of which is to follow throughout this week. Now, a ghost story:

ISSUE TWENTY-EIGHT (6/12/12):

The Fisherman’s Widow

by David Sklar

Operative: Kelsey Kerr (Daejeon, Korea)

About the author: David Sklar writes in the spaces between the impossible magic of legend, the inscrutable magic of dreams, and the breathtaking, everyday magic of the world in which we live. (davidwriting.com.)

About the operative: Kelsey Kerr is from Pittsburgh, PA. She recently graduated from Denison University and currently teaches English in South Korea. You’ll find her poem “Sawed” in the current issue of The Susquehanna Review. (kelseyannkerr.com)