Praise God! Bring on the changes, the sushi, and the books: at this point, this is what I am looking forward to most. I love my three sisters, three brothers-in-law, my three nephews (and another on the way?) and my dear parents, but I'm looking for some adventures around the corner....
Hear are some birds. I'm hesitant to call them pigeons or sea gulls or whatever. You can see that they look quite a bit like mutts, crossed and rebred to be hybrids of some lost breed. They are flocking around some trash.
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Bird pictures! From Korea! What fun. I'm thinking they're mostly pigeons, aka rock doves. At least ... they look like they could be cousins to the pigeons that hang around my feeders. Your Korean pigeons, or whatever they are, certainly have interesting complexions.
Hi Heather. I am friends with your sis, Megan. I emailed her to see what program you went through & was just googling CAIS, & your blog came up! I am thinking about going to Korea to teach English (have you heard of Park English or Footprints?) What program did you go through? Do you love it? Or I could go teach in Thailand. Any recommendations of what program or what country to teach in? Do you recommend private or public school? Recommend teaching in Seol or in a close surburb? Any advice/suggestions would be awesome. Thanks so much & God bless!!! Brittney Johnson
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Bird pictures! From Korea! What fun. I'm thinking they're mostly pigeons, aka rock doves. At least ... they look like they could be cousins to the pigeons that hang around my feeders. Your Korean pigeons, or whatever they are, certainly have interesting complexions.
Rock doves, huh John? That's a nice romantic view of them. I'm pretty sure these are what my bro-in-law calls flying rats!
Hi Heather. I am friends with your sis, Megan. I emailed her to see what program you went through & was just googling CAIS, & your blog came up! I am thinking about going to Korea to teach English (have you heard of Park English or Footprints?) What program did you go through? Do you love it? Or I could go teach in Thailand. Any recommendations of what program or what country to teach in? Do you recommend private or public school? Recommend teaching in Seol or in a close surburb? Any advice/suggestions would be awesome. Thanks so much & God bless!!!
Brittney Johnson
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