You Say Goodbye, I Say Hello
~My last few days in Japan were a whirlwind of activity as I tried to smooth the way for the new teacher. I was sad to see all of my students for the last time, but I enjoyed giving them gifts and getting gifts from them. Many of them insisted on taking pictures, and I managed to get a few for myself:
^ Two of my "genki" high school girls. They were lots of fun, and I'll miss them!
^ Notice how they all hold up their fingers in a "V" for pictures. I think it's genetically programmed.
^ One of the few students I socialized with outside of class. He's cool!
^ When I was in college, one professor nicknamed me "Devil Boy" because he could never take any pictures of his students without me making a face. I continue to live up to my reputation, Dr. Merck.
^ Some more of my friendly co-workers, including some of the comparatively-new teachers on the right.
Expect one or two more posts as I wrap up this blog with some reflections on my time in Japan. ~Oyasumi!
^ Notice how they all hold up their fingers in a "V" for pictures. I think it's genetically programmed.
^ One of the few students I socialized with outside of class. He's cool!
--As per tradition, I had dinner with all of my coworkers, as a combined goodbye-David hello-new-teacher party. Afterwards, we went out to karaoke.
^ When I was in college, one professor nicknamed me "Devil Boy" because he could never take any pictures of his students without me making a face. I continue to live up to my reputation, Dr. Merck.
^ Some more of my friendly co-workers, including some of the comparatively-new teachers on the right.
Expect one or two more posts as I wrap up this blog with some reflections on my time in Japan. ~Oyasumi!
1 Comments:
Glad to see you kept up the tradition of the Corridor Party with Shiori and Mari. They look slightly stunned, as usual, but even then managed to make the V before the camera went off. Incredible.
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