During our first class Professor Steve Katz introduced the ISTE standards (International Society for Technology in Education.) These standards are quite relevant for me especially given my most recently developed presentation, The Google Curriculum. I’ll be presenting…
Love is a funny thing. Sometimes it shows you the path to the rest of your life and at others it shrouds the future for fear of losing that beautiful connection that…
What will I do after Korea? I love Korea and she’s been good to me for the past 3 years. But these last few months have been filled with introspection. There’s a…
To stay or not to stay. That is one of an expat’s toughest questions. August 25th will be my 3 year Koreaversary and if you ask me today, I’m planning on leaving…
When you travel to Vietnam you MUST pre-order a Visa. Most airlines won’t let you on the plane without proof of a visa. The good news is its really easy to order…
A few weeks ago I stumbled on the last step of my run. Shortly after I had an unusual experience at a Korean orthopedist. Last week I sat here writing this post with an…
El Nido is far and away the most paradisaical location I’ve ever had the pleasure of vacationing in. This Filipino Island is consistently ranked as the top beach in the world. After traveling to blissful…
Going to the doctor is rarely a fun experience, unless of course you’ve got a cute nurse. Then again that was your doctor’s office back home. In Korea going to the doctor can be a…
***I’ve been getting questions about ticket reservations. Both times I went without reserving tickets ahead of time. One time we arrived at 715 the other 8pm and we got in without any…
This post is a life update for my family, friends and loyal readers. I’ll continue with the regular travel postings shortly now that this masters class has finished! Monday night I went for…
