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First day at school
(Sep 11 '06)
Hello people!
September has arrived....the schools have started and I'm officially a teacher! The work-free days at the BOE are a thing of the past and now I”m throwing myself into school life. ...
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Good morning and what a beautiful morning it is…..
(Aug 31 '06)
Good morning and what a beautiful morning it is…..
In true British style I`m going to start by commenting on the weather. It certainly wouldn`t be an exaggeration to say that the weather here is ...
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Christmas Vacation
(Dec 28 '06)
Well as usual a lot has happened since last entry. Leaving off at the Jazz nomikai, the saturday afterwards was a relaxed day, nothing exciting but the Sunday (18th?) there was a christmas party that ...
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2 months left in the rainy season.....
(Jun 10 '07)
Well the sand festival was fun if not a little lame! The idea was to get as many points as you could by participating in fairground games and the person with the most points at the end would win 10, ...
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Koyasan
(Oct 06 '06)
La experiencia de Koyasan con los monjes fue fantastica, en mi opinion la mejor que hemos tenido en el Japon. Todo empieza desde el momento en que uno se monta en el primer tren para llegar a Koyasan ...
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Meditating with monks and Happy Halloween!
(Nov 14 '06)
Good morning!
I find myself writing to you all at one of my elementary schools in Mirozu, a tiny fishing village just south of Susami. However, I keep being distracted by the following:
1) The ...
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Mountaintop monasteries
(Jan 25 '07)
Amazing. Took ages to get there - needed to catch trains and a tram. Arrived in the dark, no English spoken. The YH is actually a ryokan, complete with mats, low ceilings and screened doors. Awesome!
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