Comments | tieryn: Wow, so who still reads LJ and is going to post to me?

tieryn

Wow, so who still reads LJ and is going to post to me?

Sep 17, 2007 23:14

So it's been, what, two years? I figure I might as well dust this out and see who's still around...

Yes, it's Coman here, bored, in Bunbury, and on the net again. Beware.

So what have I been doing?

Well, I'm teaching maths in Bunbury, and really loving it. I'm teaching Intro Calc this year (WHOO) so I get to do actual interesting and semi-challenging ( Read more... )

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saiyanprince September 17 2007, 21:51:13 UTC

Long time no see, Coman.
Good to hear you're doing well!

I'm living in Japan myself (Saitama-ken, near Tokyo) and also teaching, but English.

--Aaron

Hi!! kalika_vampyre September 17 2007, 22:05:59 UTC

Hey Coman! Long time, no see!!

Polly here (if you remember me :P )

Living in Boston at the moment, working, going to metal gigs (went and saw Katatonia and Edguy the other day, going to Texas to see a gig next week).

Possibly moving to London.

lionel here jetblackvalias September 18 2007, 01:14:42 UTC

Hey man :D Good to see you're doing well!

tommmo September 18 2007, 01:44:15 UTC

Sup.

tommmo September 18 2007, 03:55:20 UTC

And further to that very informative comment...

I've been working at the Dept of Health doing data stuff (any further description is just too boring), planning a wedding, playing basketball, listening to music, writing reviews and generally chillaxing.

Glad you're having a good time teaching and whatnot :)

kadeton September 18 2007, 03:22:43 UTC

Hey. Good to hear you're still enjoying teaching. :)

I'm working for the Uni and studying part-time in a new degree (English and Medieval History, whee). Arts is more interesting than Science, but my marks aren't as good.

I bought myself an electric guitar and I'm teaching myself chords at the moment. I'm also learning to ride a motorbike. Should have my licence pretty soon. Both of these things are awesome.

I'm very stressed at the moment, with major assignments to work on and three functions for 100-200 people to organise at work in the next couple of months. There's also heaps of work to be done on the house (this week has been for re-wiring, an army of electricians have replaced all the electrics). After that, there's a list of things to repair and replace as long as my arm. Good times. At least the job means I'll be able to afford to do a lot of what needs to be done.

We should catch up some time. I'll be heading down to Manjimup around Christmas, maybe I could drop by Bunbury on the way.