Bondaygee Arts & Therapy Center
Creative Soul Arts by James Purdie
Not only do I love cats, I even make songs and animated music videos about them! Check out this little tune I made back in 2006 in Korea. This features a bit of my animation skills. I can do projects for you too. If you need something done let me know. Leave a message. I also work in 3D graphics, photography, 4K film and more.
Poor human health and obesity are devastating our societies in so many ways that it’s critical to get this information out immediately. The crazy thing about this all is that simple awareness and knowledge can prevent most of these terrible health tragedies. This is quite personal for me because I lost both a brother and a sister to the Canadian Medical System. But that’s another story. Continue reading “3 Great Diet Books You Must Read”
t was the summer of 1988 and I was visiting my new brother-in-law’s parents’ house. They were from California.
We sat outside in their background in the warm weather when Mrs. Arlett brought out some taco chips along with a dish of home-made salsa. I had never heard of salsa sauce before but I did love those nachos. Anyways, I gave a taco chip a dip and took a little bite. I will never forget that day in which Continue reading “Please Make Your Own Salsa!”
Wow it’s so amazing how fast children grow. Two years ago my son wanted a kitten for his birthday. And for two quick years. Him and the cat grew at the exact same speed! It was amazing to see. I didn’t believe it until I saw this video a few days ago!! See for yourself.
These were my Super-Star students from Kwang Nam Elementary School in Seoul. This was one of my favorite schools and experiences for sure. You can see how well my “Bondaygee ESL System” works here. Mind you the students were pretty nervous doing their little recitals and did their best to say the words as fast as possible. If you were to talk to them and normal speed they could answer with near perfect pronunciation. Click a student to hear their recitals and the “Browser Back” button to go back to start. The story about these great students can be found here at “The Amazing ESL Story”.
Hello again. I’ve been waiting a long time to tell you about this delicious piece of Korean cooking. I’ve had so many things to say here on Bondaygee.com, but this has been one of the top stories that I’ve been dying to share. So sit back and listen to this tasty tale from a Canadian guy who lived in Korea for twelve years and fell in love with their healthy foods.
It’s nearly impossible to talk about Korean culture without mentioning the healthy and delicious representative food, kimchi, the pride of Korea.
There are actually quite a few different types of “kimchi’s”, spicy, fermented vegetables, but Chinese Cabbage is usually the first one we always think of, though radish is very common too.
Here’s a few of the 4K Film demos I did with my new Panasonic camera. These are just quick improvised test projects.
Funny improvised 4K Film Demos from around town:
A) “On the trail” – 50’s Black and white suspense classic in Canadian Wilderness. I really learned the power of music to draw people into stories on this one. I started creating a little classical soundtrack music for that one.