Not much time
Really, really, I promise. Eventually the posts on this blog will become thoughtful, funny, detailed stories that people will actually want to read. However, I have about 10 minutes before I leave to get groceries for this weekend.
The school in Korea is a really nice place, I sat in for two classes this morning and got to meet a few of the teachers.
There's something odd about this place though, it's almost as if all the buildings and people in Hong Kong were ripped out of the ground and placed in Massachusetts. All of the plants are the same, they even have pokeweed and pine trees!
Apperantly I'm not supposed to be paying for my own food. Score! I changed $40, but from what they say that will probably be about all I'll need for the week.
I really shouldn't have watched all that anime right before I left. For some reason my brain isn't used to the idea of not being able to communicate with people any more, so it keeps on trying to figure out which language to use. Smatterings of Mongolian and Spanish have tried to come out of my mouth, but at the moment the main one is Japanese. This poses a problem, since the Koreans and the Japanese aren't the best of buddies. Wouldn't that be great? I thank someone and end up insulting them instead.
Anywho, it's almost time for me to go. More later, apperantly I can use this computer (again, SCORE!)
The school in Korea is a really nice place, I sat in for two classes this morning and got to meet a few of the teachers.
There's something odd about this place though, it's almost as if all the buildings and people in Hong Kong were ripped out of the ground and placed in Massachusetts. All of the plants are the same, they even have pokeweed and pine trees!
Apperantly I'm not supposed to be paying for my own food. Score! I changed $40, but from what they say that will probably be about all I'll need for the week.
I really shouldn't have watched all that anime right before I left. For some reason my brain isn't used to the idea of not being able to communicate with people any more, so it keeps on trying to figure out which language to use. Smatterings of Mongolian and Spanish have tried to come out of my mouth, but at the moment the main one is Japanese. This poses a problem, since the Koreans and the Japanese aren't the best of buddies. Wouldn't that be great? I thank someone and end up insulting them instead.
Anywho, it's almost time for me to go. More later, apperantly I can use this computer (again, SCORE!)
posted by Milton at 11:50 PM
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