Day 5 of teaching. So far so good!!! Out of all 16 classes at Camp Korea it seems as if Laura has the most challenging bunch. All and all it is not that bad. We have met and work with a lot of qreat and athletic people. We play basketball or frisbee everynight and if there is an off night and we don't play a sport, everyone goes to the gym. We are teaching in a little town (well little for Korea = million people) south west of Soeul called Jochiwan. There is a cool market where you can get all the fish, spices or chicken feet you want. Laura and I share a room that has three bunk-bed like beds, however there was enough room to put two mattresses on the floor to make a king size bed. We get three square meals a day in the cafe and every meal is served with kim chi, which is spicy cabbage. This weekend Laura and I are heading to some hot springs to get away from the campus.
Learning English is fun, Camp Korea is number 1!! (our camp motto)
2 comments:
Great to see you guys are getting to work...sounds like more play though? Hey Walker make sure to keep that game sharp when you come back... All the best guys and have fun at the springs!
Coroza
Hey Walker and Laura
I am glad to see that you are getting a regular supply of fresh meat and fish. Just a thought: When you eat chicken feet do the toes nails digest or is it like corn?
Enjoy your travels
Hackney
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