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What do you reccomend someone packs from home?
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Capergirl



Joined: 02 Feb 2003
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Location: Nova Scotia, Canada

PostPosted: Mon Jul 28, 2003 12:18 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Wolf wrote:

Capegirl: I had female co - workers in Japan (the Western non Asian sized type) who were not afraid to gripe about such stuff at work. This is how I know. Wink Sadly. Crying or Very sad


So you weren't shopping for them for yourself then (not that there's anything wrong with that Wink ). I can understand why your female co-workers were griping, though. My friends and I were doing the same griping (and we are all thin women by Western standards, just not 'Asian-sized'). Razz

Wolf wrote:
Thing is nothing - and I mean NOTHING is heated in the winter. The international airport has no heating system. MY classrooms don't. My living room doesn't (bedroom has an Asain style air - con that cools and heats depending.) So if you need a coat outside . . . you'll need a coat inside.


Sounds like where I was living and working in Taiwan. Temps never really went below 8 or 9 Celcius so there was no indoor heating anywhere. At first, we couldn't understand everyone going around with mitts and scarves and big coats, clutching hot drinks and shivering. Laughing After a while, though, you start to feel as though you just can't get warm. Confused
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Joined: 27 Jan 2003
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Location: Indonesia

PostPosted: Tue Jul 29, 2003 1:15 am    Post subject: essentials Reply with quote

1. English grammar in usage by SWAN. This is a must for anything and everything on grammar. 2. also essentials on grammar by Murphy. This coupled with a pocket dictionary gets you set. Also there are many books on grammar games...they are most helpful.

also bring your favourite 2 or 3 books.
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