I’ve worked abroad a few times. Just like most people who do it, I seek labour to help me fund the rest of my traveling – hostels, food, drink, transport, and everything else in between. It can add up to be a pretty big bill. I’ve taught English, handed out flyers on the street and [...]
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The pros and cons of working abroad
Posted in Australia, Byron Bay, Koh Phi Phi, Sydney, Teaching, Tha Wang Pha, Thailand on January 14, 2010 | 2 Comments »
Thai Royalty
Posted in Teaching, Tha Wang Pha, Thailand on February 25, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
So one of the princesses is coming to our school this Friday. Which means there have been no classes all week because they use their students as manual labour instead of hiring people for that. So we have new Zen gardens, white and purple sashes EVERYWHERE (I hope she likes purple…) ALL the building have [...]
Tha Wang Pha Part Two and a quick catch up
Posted in Teaching, Tha Wang Pha, Thailand on February 23, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Hey everyone, Sorry for the lack of postings lately, but hopefully this one will make up for that. My time in Tha Wang Pha is winding down now. I should be leaving this coming weekend to start a new adventure! On that note: THANK YOU for all the packages and cards I’ve received, they have [...]
Take The Weather With You
Posted in Teaching, Tha Wang Pha, Thailand on January 26, 2009 | 1 Comment »
The weather changes pretty often in a lot of the world. It’s usually pretty unpredictable no matter what Al Roker or any other crazed weatherman/woman tells you. Have you ever travelled to visit friends or family on a day where their weather happens to change from warm to cold or vice versa? If yes, then [...]