Future Projects
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How to Vote With Your Feet
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Tags: accommodation, apartment, conditions, demographic, disappointment, disillusionment, elementary, employment, enjoyment, expensive, foreigner, furniture, hagwon, hours, introduction, job, logic, opportunities, overtime, reflection, salary, school, social, sofa, teaching, transition, TV, unfurnished, vote with your feet
The Legacy of Zen
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All Change . . .
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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
Maybe, Baby
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Tags: education, elementary, English, foreign teacher, foreigner, hagwon, job, Korea, Korea school, Korean, lifestyle, living, native English speaker, teacher, teaching, travel
Miryang Limbo
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Leaving . . . but Not on a Jet Plane
Posted by Andrew | Filed under Commentary, Living in Korea
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