Incheon

For those of you who were wondering, I did in fact pass my training. The final presentations had everyone on edge but nearly all passed. Around four o clock I set off for my school in Incheon with my two co-workers, Jim and Jim. We were all really excited to finally be settled in to our own place but when we got to the school we were informed that the three teachers who we were replacing were not leaving until the next day and we would be put up in a hotel for the night. So our new branch manager, who sort of reminds me of a bad guy from an old kung-fu movie, took us to our lodgeings for the night. As soon as we saw one of the rooms we immeadiatly knew that this was not a normal hotel. The dimmed lights, hanging bathrobes, and large circular bed were all very good clues, but the biggest one came in the form of of a vending machine within the room that sold various...off color oddities. I slept in my sleeping bag that night.
The next morning we packed up our stuff and left the love motel for good. We went to our local institute and had an informal orientation. We then hopped on a bus to meet one of our fellow instructors who vollunteered to show us around. We met Tracy and she showed us to our places. They were pretty nice, and we were all releived to finally have a place of our own.
My first classes are tomorrow night. We were told to expect anything from the kids, but once we got the hang of it it would be an easy job... hopefully.

Jason