1) Yesterday as I strolled about Hongdae and Shinchon taking pictures I had no card in my camera!
2) All dressed up, suit, tie and lesson-plans in hand I catch a cab to work today to discover..
Classes begin tomorrow!
The good news? Tuesday is my day off each week.
Half a week of the semester already under my belt!
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Showing posts with label korea. BPU2. Show all posts
Monday, August 31, 2009
Monday, July 20, 2009
i R fAmuZZZ!
I can't tell if the photo makes it look like I'm looking, presciently, into the future, or have had a stroke and just not fallen yet.
In any case.. it's my second bite in the KT
In any case.. it's my second bite in the KT
Monday, March 02, 2009
Things get off to a Smashing Start!
Except for that one t hing that was pretty smashed (me!).
I'm in my office and it is absolutely gigantic: a desk, a 10 foot by 7 foot bookcase, a conference table with four chairs, and a sink and mirror. And there's still probably space to play a turn (round? go?) of crickeet. The computer is now hooked up to the intarwebs, though I have no printer yet.
I did receive a phone call at about 11 asking, "don't you have a class now?" As it turns out, this was kind of a trick question as I did have a class at that time, it was just a class that wasn't on the schedule they sent me. Oh well, I suppose that means one class down, with no work at all on my part.
My classes are relatively small except for the auditory ones, one of which has 60 (!) students and the other only 26. I might have arranged that a bit differently. ;-)
Still, everything seems to be on track - I think the kids will like me for not requiring a textbook, but we shall see.
I'm in my office and it is absolutely gigantic: a desk, a 10 foot by 7 foot bookcase, a conference table with four chairs, and a sink and mirror. And there's still probably space to play a turn (round? go?) of crickeet. The computer is now hooked up to the intarwebs, though I have no printer yet.
I did receive a phone call at about 11 asking, "don't you have a class now?" As it turns out, this was kind of a trick question as I did have a class at that time, it was just a class that wasn't on the schedule they sent me. Oh well, I suppose that means one class down, with no work at all on my part.
My classes are relatively small except for the auditory ones, one of which has 60 (!) students and the other only 26. I might have arranged that a bit differently. ;-)
Still, everything seems to be on track - I think the kids will like me for not requiring a textbook, but we shall see.
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