I also think I have come to a decision about next year. As much as I would love to see the world, and despite the fact that teaching in an actual international school for a few years in another country is very enticing to me, I have decided that the reasons to return to the states are just too strong. With the current economic situation, I am grateful that I have a good job at home, and I have decided that I need to hold onto that right now. So, I do believe I will be back in Colorado again next year. Of course, knowing me that could easily change, but I feel pretty certain at this point. Barring some miraculous offer from an amazing international school in a desirable country, I will be returning to Colorado. I am excited to be coming home, and I feel myself already starting to move in that direction mentally...Where will I live? Where do I start applying for my Master's? Which gym should I join? Which ski pass should I buy?...yeah, my mind is already there.
There are many places I would like to see still, and I have some friends (Erica and Brian), coming out in April; so I still have a lot to look forward to these last few months in Korea. I am excited to really make these last few months memorable. Funny how easy the transition from stressful "I have no idea what I am doing with my life!" to calm"Ok - let's move forward with this plan" can be.
I think that spring is slowly beginning to show its face here in Korea. The last few days have been really nice, and I am getting spring fever. I want to be outside! From what everyone has told me, spring is beautiful here. I can't wait for the cherry blossoms!
These are photos from the last couple of months - I have really made some amazing friends here! (left) Ski trip with Elena and Jason - Carla and Jessica were our roommates - it was fate! They are all awesome!(below) My friend Mariko and I ice skating.
After a long day of skiing we all relaxed in a hot tub of grape -infused water. Natalia - my amazing partner teacher with preprep - and I. Out with the girls - we started with mani's and pedi's, had dinner at an Indian buffet, then went out for drinks and dancing.
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I'm glad you have come to some decisions about next year--I think sometimes the indecision is the hardest thing and once you make a plan, it's much easier on you to put it into action. On a personal note, I'm THRILLED that you will only be a 2 hr plane ride away and a one hour time zone difference! I miss my Willis!
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