out of your hair

[fuxomai]

wearing: green striped gap shirt, black bra, black panties, my favorite gap jeans, my new earth oxfords, glasses
listening to: emily haines-mostly waving; iggy pop-i am a passenger
feeling: anxious, busy all of a sudden
paranoia level: white(very good)

got my ticket, leaving November 5th, cant effing wait! hannah-hope youre available to join the

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[huixingzhen]

in the words of an infamous english student i once taught in prague, this is "fan-fucking-tastic." i'll be there will lanterns on! i assume they will want to wisk you away to suzhou right away, but at least we'll get to chat a bit. i have midterms that week so i will be able to come visit the next weekend or after you get settled. i don't want you overwhelm you the first week - nor do i want to taint that "just got to china what the fuck is going on" month that is crucial to everyone's experience

bring the books

[fuxomai]

h-
dont forget to bring those books to the aeroport. you know the ones im talking about.

Re: bring the books

[huixingzhen]

i have no idea what you're talking about, brooke, the lines of communication have been broken and i feel like a moron. can you help me out?

Re: bring the books

[fuxomai]

you know, the ones with the lesson plans, the teacher helper ones. i need help. i gotta take some crash courses in classroom management and classroom preparation, that kind of thing. you said you had tons of books?

[fuxomai]

first time for traveling out of the country, teaching, riding in a plane for over 2.5 hrs. im into taking big risks these days. i was working in an office job for the last three years and had to get out; this is the result.

when i read your post about the business cards it brought back a lot of familiar memories of staking out your corner in that kind of environment.

what did you do in china, just visit? what exactly do you do now?