My Kids in Korea Say the Darnedest Things (Pt. 1)
I teach Elementary 5th and 6th graders, and the things that come out of their mouths are both wonderfully unexpected and hilariously accurate… *During…
I teach Elementary 5th and 6th graders, and the things that come out of their mouths are both wonderfully unexpected and hilariously accurate… *During…
As I entered my fourth week of teaching, I was feeling hopeful and optimistic. I had met with all my classes three times and…
In honor of Mei Mei and MorMors birthday on Sunday the whole family went out to eat tonight at a fancy Cuban restaurant located in…
Similar to the “Polar Plunge” that we have in Wisconsin, here in Varberg there also is a crazy tradition of running into freezing waters once…
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…
So after months of paperwork and maybe even years of planning, you’ve finally made it to Korea!!! It’s a super exciting time, as you can…
Thankfully the weather was one my side for once today and I got to go horseback riding with my friends! It was so much fun,…
Week two of the course came with a lot heavier workload. We started making lesson plans and presenting them to our class. Though class become…
If you’re already from a rather large city in any country, you probably already know how amazing the convenience of traveling by public transportation is.…
Thailand. It’s one of those places you can never really explain to someone who hasn’t been there. It’s a wild combination of heat, smiles, a…