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MindTraveller
Joined: 13 Mar 2003
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Location: Oman
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UK
I forgot one- I taught a summer EFL session in the UK, outside Oxford. I also worked as a temporary legal secretary in London back when the dollar to the pound was $2.40 and I ran out of money and had trouble with moving funds from my US bank account to the UK.
USA
Does the USA (home country) count as one if you've been out of it for most of the past 20 years?
Canada
What about teaching composition while in grad school in Canada? Does that count too? How about working at a strip joint there too - just as a waitress (clothed). (Generally, such places in Canada were a lot more tame - less crude - than those in the USA). And yes, when one young woman came on and didn't know how to dance/strip very well, THAT was embarrassing.
Yeah, the nomad genes in my blood are pretty strong. |
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Joachim
Joined: 01 Oct 2003
Posts: 311
Location: Brighton, UK
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UK (CELTA training) - 1 month
Indonesia (hell) - 9 months
Thailand (gorgeous) - 11 months
Hong Kong (still making up my mind) - 5 months so far
And it'll be Mexico next year..... |
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Marcoregano
Joined: 19 May 2003
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Location: Hong Kong
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| Posted: Mon Mar 01, 2004 6:35 am Post subject: |
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| Mind Traveller leads with 10 [or 11] countries....any takers? |
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