Tomorrow I am going to Japan to get my E2 work visa. We are meeting the other teachers at 5:30am to head for the airport. Most of the teachers are used to getting up at noon, since we start work at 2 (Mel and I seem to be the exception to this rule). Their solution is simply to stay up all night and celebrate Tom's birthday. Normally I might consider this option, but since I am just getting over my sickness I think I will call it an early night.
School is slowly-but-surely becoming a more organized endeavor. Yesterday was the first time that no random kids showed up in any of my classes. Today all of the kids even had name tags. A different person did the romanization for the class list and the name tags with quite different results. I kind of go for something in between when trying to pronounce them. Next step - visa and lesson-plan. This will soon be a legit school.
Sponsored by the vowel ㅏ (a as in father).
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I am so glad to hear that you are having a great time! Have a blast in Japan, if you have a chance to see some historic buildings check out their use of wood, the architecture is truly amazing.
Keith, I thank you for lending me some of your brew supplies. It has started me down the wonderful road of homebrews. Today I am officially deeming my first batch of amber drinkable. Cheers!
Raina- how do you know DeAnna and Ty? (I work with them at the challenge course) It was kinda fun randomly finding them on the internet)
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