Ian and I got up this morning and went to the gym as usual. Luckily, Ian happened to check my phone when we got back because Montana had called and texted to say that the meeting was moved to Wednesday.
I'm not sure what signal to take from that. Is she delaying the inevitable? Julia did tell Rahee that she avoided dealing with her because she found it stressful. Or is the meeting much less weighty than we're imagining it to be? I don't want to wait any longer. I just want to know so that I have a clearer picture of my future.
Rahee is seriously considering quitting. Julia is trying to push her out. Rahee is going to wait and see if Stephanie leaves (another teacher who told Julia she wanted to quit about a month ago, but agreed to stay for another thirty days). If I understood her correctly, Rahee will leave if Stephanie does.
I'm fairly certain that this hagwon won't make it past the end of the year, if it makes it that far at all. This hagwon has been shady from the beginning (if you'll remember, they didn't properly put our information through with immigration until we'd been here for three months). I can't wait to open this blog and write about the abusive practices here. I really don't want anyone else to come in as blindly as we did; which is why the very last post on this blog will be a guide to getting good work in Korea and making the most of your experience.
The good news is that my students have been especially wacky and energetic today. It's tough to resist that sort of pick me up.
On a side note, Laurie at the Itty Bitty Kitty Committee has begun her fund raising for the Pierce County Humane Society's Dog-A-Thon Fundraiser. All donations made through her group go directly to help the cats and kittens at the shelter. Last year, she and her group raised $23,000 and helped build an entire new wing in the cat area. This year her goal is $40, 000. I gave last year and I will again. If you're feeling generous, please visit her blog and follow the links to give. To learn more about the Dog-A-Thon, go here.
Good night!
On a side note, Laurie at the Itty Bitty Kitty Committee has begun her fund raising for the Pierce County Humane Society's Dog-A-Thon Fundraiser. All donations made through her group go directly to help the cats and kittens at the shelter. Last year, she and her group raised $23,000 and helped build an entire new wing in the cat area. This year her goal is $40, 000. I gave last year and I will again. If you're feeling generous, please visit her blog and follow the links to give. To learn more about the Dog-A-Thon, go here.
Good night!
Julia used to work for Wonderland Hagwon didn't she? Is there anyway to look into why that Hagwon was blacklisted? I bet the reason lies with her. Also, has Asia emailed you yet, I am curious to see what she has to say, if anything. Hang in there, I know you are fairly used to the abuse by now, but still not much fun.
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