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Home for the Year in Thailand

Posted October 25 by Erin Frawley

We graduated the TESOL course in Hua Hin on Thursday, which was a bitter-sweet occasion. My instructor Justin surprised our class with a rendition of…

One month in

Posted October 20 by Sarah Reid-Anderson

I have been in Thailand for a month now. I have seen and done some amazing things, and I have met some truly great people.…

Gaecheonjeol – National Foundation Day

Posted October 18 by Allie Agate

National Foundation Day also known as Gaecheonjeol is a Korean holiday on October 3rd. This holiday celebrates the formation of the first Korean state of Goiosen in…

A Teaching Farang

Posted October 14 by Ella Russell

The highly anticipated English camp is now behind me. I have officially taught a class! Let me explain: My TESOL course is taught at a…

Nothing Quite Like Ballinasloe

Posted October 8 by Hannah Gwynne

During the first weekend in October, the Ballinasloe Horse Fair is an event that anyone involved with horses attends. Ballinasloe is the oldest and largest horse fair in…

Mai Pen Rai

Posted October 7 by Maggie Jefferson

Mai pen rai.  It is probably the most common phrase used in Thailand.  It roughly translates to “Don’t worry” or “It’s ok” or “Just accept…