Torrential Amounts of Rain and Paperwork
As I entered my fourth week of teaching, I was feeling hopeful and optimistic. I had met with all my classes three times and…
As I entered my fourth week of teaching, I was feeling hopeful and optimistic. I had met with all my classes three times and…
The next morning, Stephanie and I went to our respective schools to meet our colleagues. I was among some of the first people at the…
I should start by stating there is no “typical day” teaching in Thailand. Every day when you get to school something has changed or is…
Upon arriving, I heard from my agent and someone from the agency came to sort out my schedule in Thailand. He let me know they…
What you will undoubtedly experience if you spend a significant amount of time in Thailand. Some of these things I will miss when I leave,…
It is hard to write these blog posts without reflecting back on all I have learned and experienced since November, but I will do my…
Crossing back into Thailand Wow, what a monumental week this is… it marks four months in Thailand (well in Southeast Asia), two months in Hat…
Late Sunday morning, we woke up and laughed as we recounted our previous day’s adventures. Together we wondered if Ping, Sort, and Meow really wanted…
After waking up suddenly on the sleeper bus, I realized we were at the bus station in Savannakhet. I quickly grabbed my things and woke…
Our journey to the capital of Laos, Vientiane, began in a hectic rush. As we tried to wait patiently for our pickup, I asked Neil…