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Date: 18th October 2012

I invite you to visit our beautiful country, Guatemala.
In Guatemala, Panajachel is a small town located in the department of Sololá; very nice on the shores of Lake Atitlán, although very touristic ... You can buy everything! If you have the patience to look, you will find good prices. Guatemala a great place to vacation. I invite you to visit and celebrate 13 Baktún Mayan celebrations.

From Blog: Montessori in Guatemala
Date: 18th October 2012

I invite you to visit our beautiful country, Guatemala.
Guatemala City is one of the most beautiful cities in Latin America, when you ask for a price for anything you want to buy, do not pay the price they tell you about offering less, that way you can save good money. You have to haggle over the price. Guatemala City is the greenest to find, warm and friendly people; I invite you to visit our beautiful country, Guatemala.

From Blog: Montessori in Guatemala
Date: 27th September 2012

from Yongsan to Guatemala!
Hey! I can't believe you're now traveling in Guatemala...I've been there 15 times in the last 9 years. Shoot me an email when you can and let's catch up (this is Scott from Yongsan--we went to SAMS together back in the early '70s). Have fun!

From Blog: Reminding myself I can do it...
Date: 12th January 2013

When will you be there?
I'm hoping to head back to Guatemala in June. Will you be there?

From Blog: Reminding myself I can do it...
Date: 7th September 2012

Your travels
Loved the pictures and reading your blog. Where to next? I didn't know you were an army brat? Love GG

From Blog: Reminding myself I can do it...
Date: 3rd September 2012

thanks
thanks for showing your pictures and writing of your experience in Guatemala city.

From Blog: The Side of Guatemala City That Most Tourists Don't See
Date: 21st August 2012

blog
Nice blog, loved reading about the trip so far.

From Blog: The Side of Guatemala City That Most Tourists Don't See
Date: 20th August 2012

Glad you got to see the project in the dump.
Hope you can stay connected. Enjoyed your blog.

From Blog: The Side of Guatemala City That Most Tourists Don't See
Date: 20th August 2012

Great Trip
What a worthwhile vacation.

From Blog: The Side of Guatemala City That Most Tourists Don't See
Date: 9th August 2012

Vienna 2009
Why haven't I seen this earlier? Haha, good story! Did you really remember as little as you say, I didn't know. Is this really 3 years ago already? Time flies by.... Hope you are fine in Austin. We just came back from Germany, nice trip in both Rhine- and Moselle vallies - and a lot of wine tasting, of course :-)

From Blog: Arriving in Vienna
Date: 18th January 2012

happy to read your blog
Hey, there. Your blog is so funny to read. I may visit Golgulsa Temple and Temple stay next week. Do you know how to get to Golgulsa Temple from Gyeongju ? Which bus No. ? Thank you! :)

From Blog: Temple Stay - Golgulsa
Date: 20th July 2011


its reeeally beautiful. I LOVE the kids.

From Blog: Hanbok Day
Date: 13th May 2011

Nice report.
I was visiting Golgulsa in May 2011 as a side trip from the Taekwondo World Championships in Gyeongju. Everything is still as you wrote. The hill has not become less steep :-) I did not stay at the temple (because of my program with the World Championships) - but perhaps next time. I know many temples in Korea, but this one is special. Thanks and have a nice day.

From Blog: Temple Stay - Golgulsa
Date: 22nd March 2011

The left teacher is handsome
He is handsome, don't you think?

From Blog: This Goes in the "How Did I Get Here" File
Date: 19th March 2011


This is adorable! :-)

From Blog: Hanbok Day
Date: 17th August 2010


wow

From Blog: Hanbok Day
Date: 16th August 2010

Thanks
I like it too.

From Blog: Hanbok Day
Date: 26th July 2010

hello
i like this pic

From Blog: Hanbok Day
Date: 4th December 2009

When is the job fair in Bangkok, 2010?
Would you know when the teaching job fair takes place in Bangkok, 2010? Thanks. Nancy*

From Blog: A Teacher Job Fair in Bangkok
Date: 22nd July 2009

Getting a job in an international school
Since I am not a recruiter or an employer, I cannot interview or offer you a job. Most English language international schools prefer to hire native English speakers. The company that hired me only accepts teachers who have certification in the USA or Canada and/or teaching experience in an American curriculum. Other schools have different policies and may be more interested in staff from other countries. Most international schools require a college degree and at least two years of teaching experience. Some require a lot more. I found out all the information I needed by doing the research on the internet. Keywords I used to search are: international schools, teaching, teach overseas, job fair, Kelly Blackwell, ISS, Search Associates. Best of luck to you!

From Blog: A Teacher Job Fair in Bangkok
Date: 20th July 2009

i would like to wotk as teacher
im from india, is there any chance to get job

From Blog: A Teacher Job Fair in Bangkok
Date: 3rd March 2009

Thanks for the thoughts
Fortunately, I had been uploading all my pics every day, so I only lost a day's worth of pictures, but it was a really good day! So sorry you lost so many photos. Personally, I think the Big Goose Pagoda should just be taken off the tourist sights list all together.

From Blog: Xi'an - With pictures!
Date: 24th February 2009


I can relate to your story. Oddly enough I was walking down the same street as you on my way to the Big Goose Pagoda when my camera was stolen from my pocket. I took a pic about 1 minute before and stashed it in my pocket... not thinking. Over 300 pics from all over china were gone. Luckily i was with others who took some of the same pics. All i can say is this guy/group have some bad karma headed their way

From Blog: Xi'an - With pictures!
Date: 15th February 2009

So cool!
Natanya, I LOVE this story. It's not only about how cool Austin is, but it's also a grant metaphor for life.

From Blog: Moonlight Kayak in Austin
Date: 25th January 2009


I wasn't carrying a wallet and all my ID and any money with me were strapped to me inside my pants. The camera I had to have access to so I could take pictures. Next time, it hangs around my neck with an alarm.

From Blog: Xi'an - With pictures!





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