I did the morning omelets, worked a little on the computer, did a swim session, and ate lunch. The afternoon was LAZY! I killed time fiddling with things around the apartment, and planning for the packing next week, but basically LAZY!<\/p>\n
Judy had a \u201cgirls night out\u201d after school with a small group of BISS faculty and some others who used to teach at BISS. Everyone was talking about their summer plans and where they were teaching the following year. It\u2019s so different in the international teaching world when teachers change jobs. So many times, they are moving from one country or culture to an entirely different country\/culture, possibly on the other side of the world. It\u2019s hard for me to wrap my brain around it sometimes.<\/p>\n
One of the things we\u2019ve been working on was getting rid of the miscellaneous items we\u2019ve accrued during our stay here. A BISS faculty member (Greg, from Poland) is moving in to our apartment in August, and wants most of our stuff. We\u2019ve been working out how to divide up everything. Some of it, we planned to sell, and other pieces, Judy wanted to give to friends. We\u2019ve worked on a list and he was scheduled to come by and leave some things (he\u2019s leaving to return home to Poland on Saturday), and look at the stuff we\u2019re hoping to sell him. It\u2019s 9:00pm before he makes it by. I gave him the list and the prices, and he\u2019ll get back to us tomorrow on what exactly he wants. I would\u2019ve never thought our dryer would be so tough to get rid of. No one wants a clothes dryer? I can\u2019t stand to put on clothes that have been hung up around the apartment, but to each his own.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I did the morning omelets, worked a little on the computer, did a swim session, and ate lunch. The afternoon was LAZY! I killed time fiddling with things around the apartment, and planning for the packing next week, but basically … Continue reading