Signed my first Korean job contract yesterday with what is arguably the best foreign language high school in Korea. I'm looking forward to working with the students, especially those with the debate team.
Things are starting to get more stable over here, and apart from the occasional blistering-cold days (-8 today), I suppose I'm settling down into a nice flow. My only problem is that I'm so in-demand as a trainer/coach that I'm doing work 7 days a week. I think I'm going to have to start turning down jobs pretty soon, if only to maintain whatever semblance of health I have left.
I'm grateful to all my friends in Korea, those whom I knew before I arrived, and those whom I have only recently met. :) It's always nice to know that there are friendly, decent people wherever you live. It's because of these people that I'm learning to bear my days as a single guy in Seoul.
Later, y'all.
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Good luck in Korea! I'm sure you'll do well there! =)
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