A fond farewell to one of my fellow inmates at work.I've had the good fortune to work with Peter for the last three years or so.
Given that the average instructor lasts barely one year he's quite a rarity as is the fact that he's one of the few people I've worked with in this company who actually has any teaching qualifications or experience to bring to the job.
As a fellow Kiwi in an industry littered with Aussies and North Americans I for one will miss him,his guitar,earthy comments and humor.Bon voyage and good luck mate.....
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Nothing to do with ceramics,pottery or bone china. Its the title of a song from Warren Zevons "Life`ll Kill Ya" album. Ive previously worked in Shanghai,China and Nagoya,Aichi,Central Japan.Im currently back home in Christchurch,New Zealand.This blog will reflect my daily life,interests and work. Updated weekly (hopefully).
About Me
- Tim
- Having previously worked and lived in Nagoya,Japan and Shanghai,China as an English Language Instructor I've returned home to Christchurch,New Zealand.I'm now working as a landscape contractor for a leading firm helping rebuild the city after the 2011 earthquake four years ago.
Frequent Topics
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- Bentos (28)
- Book Review (41)
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- Gardens in Nagoya (19)
- Haagen Dazs (1)
- Haagen Dazs Sorbets (1)
- Japanese food (43)
- Osu Kannon (8)
- Places in Nagoya (11)
- Propaganda Poster Art Centre (1)
- Shanghai (5)
- Shanghai Railway Museum (1)
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- Ten Ways To Annoy Your Fellow Passengers
- Leaving New York ..Never Easy..
- Fifty Ways To Annoy Your Hostel Roomates...
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