All Change . . .
Posted by Andrew | Filed under Living in Korea
Tags: adults, bank, banking, buying, career, career choice, change, choice, control, education, elementary, elementary school, employment, hagwon, job, lifestyle, living, private, public, public school, school, South Korea, teacher, teaching, teaching english
Toilet Humour
Posted by Andrew | Filed under Living in Korea
Tags: blood group A, blood group AB, blood group B, blood group O, elementary, elementary school, kimchi girls, Korea, lavatorial, lavatorial humor, lavatorial humour, learn Korean, learning Korean, number 2, number two, poo, psychology, South Korea, teach English, teaching english, toilet, toilet humor, toilet humour
To Leave or Not to Leave, That is the Question . . . .
Posted by Andrew | Filed under Commentary
Tags: career, career choice, choice, elementary, English, foreigner, hagwon, Korea, lifestyle, living, public school, school, South Korea, teacher, teachin
More great Quotes . . . from Tommy Cooper!!!
Posted by Andrew | Filed under Humour
Tags: education, elementary, humour, Korea, nuts, South Korea, teaching, tommy cooper
Great Quote . . .
Posted by Andrew | Filed under Lost Geographies
Tags: education, effects, foreigner, hagwon, Korea, public school, school, Stalin, teacher, teaching, weapon
Dumber Than a Second Coat of Paint
Posted by Andrew | Filed under Lost Geographies
Tags: cosmology, disambiguate, education, elementary, English, falsify, foreigner, hagwon, hoyle, hypothesis, Korea, lavoisier, margulis and sagan, mendeleev, nasa, normal science, paradigm, perception, phenomena, power, priestley, public school, science, sir arthur eddington, South Korea, star, teacher, teaching english, theory, UFO
Breakfast in the Ruins
Posted by Andrew | Filed under Breakfast in the Ruins
Tags: breakfast in the ruins, conspiracy, control, deception, destruction, education, English, English teaching, ESL, history, information, knowledge, Korea, mind control, perception, public school, reality, South Korea, suppression, teaching, Yangsan
Maybe, Baby
Posted by Andrew | Filed under Living in Korea
Tags: education, elementary, English, foreign teacher, foreigner, hagwon, job, Korea, Korea school, Korean, lifestyle, living, native English speaker, teacher, teaching, travel
The Human Comedy
Posted by Andrew | Filed under Living in Korea
Tags: change, elementary, Korea, living in Korea, relationships, school, South Korea, teaching
No More White Boy Whingeing
Posted by Andrew | Filed under Commentary
Tags: elementary, entertainment, film, lifestyle, media, movie, music, online piracy, school, South Korea, teaching, video
