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St. Euphrosynos Taverna and Ouzeri 22
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Not usually - it's showing about a month early - but then it's been rather warm here for us [ not you folks who are more accustomed to heat than we are 
] and we have also not had as much rain as usual.
] and we have also not had as much rain as usual.
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Hiya, Mike!
I just got done with an English lesson. Summer is a totally dead time, money is tight.
I just got done with an English lesson. Summer is a totally dead time, money is tight.
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Morning my friends!
I've got a lot of errands to run so I probably won't be on here much... and then a household to get ready. Tomorrow late afternoon I head to MD and then out to the other continent on Monday night. WHOO, Wednesday morning I finally get to see my new car.
Wow, 84 this morning, I don't think it's been that low in the morning for a few days.
It's going to be a maze out there. First day of tax free school supplies and some clothes.
Hope you all have a good one! I'll pop in when I can...
I've got a lot of errands to run so I probably won't be on here much... and then a household to get ready. Tomorrow late afternoon I head to MD and then out to the other continent on Monday night.
WHOO, Wednesday morning I finally get to see my new car. Wow, 84 this morning, I don't think it's been that low in the morning for a few days.
It's going to be a maze out there. First day of tax free school supplies and some clothes.
Hope you all have a good one! I'll pop in when I can...
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Emmanuel-A
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Good afternoon to artists who use costly cameras, to non-artist who use cameras as well, to those who finished their paper about imperialism according to Conrad and Joyce in due time and fear they might have a strabismus and should check for allegies, and consider medicating themselves with gatorade or natural lemoande after their friends advice, to those who had a talk with Vladimir the iconographer last week and realized several things, to those who think I'm cooler now (thanks, really), to those who would recommend to include Quinoa in our diet, to those interested to know what quadrotriticale means, to those who are hot, to tho who revisited the onion dome and should ahve consulted Fr.Vasily Vasilievich, to those who got peanut butter and books shipped in Russia, to those who would like to know who the first christians were, to those who watched the 6th sense and feel like praying for the dead, to those who hesitate between DL and an interview, to those who, like michael, watch their number of posts, to those who chat about euro-weather and to other friends.
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Thanks, Aria! I enjoy some of the discussions in Outreach, and am glad you're there for reference! I've also enjoyed getting to know guys like Vince, who remind me sometimes of myself a few years ago.Aria said:
...and I appreciate your efforts to get me over the hump, and for encouraging me to get my little CF Character going! Thanks for all you do for me!
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Emmanuel-A
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Andrea Elizabeth said:
I was a bit late today, because I'm very busy at work.
My boss is on holidays tonight and wants to get many things done before she leaves.
Not easy everyday to be a tavernae celebrity
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Andrea Elizabeth
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Emmanuel-A said:I was a bit late today, because I'm very busy at work.
My boss is on holidays tonight and wants to get many things done before she leaves.
Not easy everyday to be a tavernae celebrity
To all who are busy or not busy at work or elsewhere, and who still take the time to visit their friends in the Tavernae, and to the coolest celebrity among us, Emmanuel, Cheers!
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OK yall,
I GOT A JOB!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It's not a "normal" job, but let me tell you about it
It's in my hometown. There was an ad in the newspaper on Wed, I called, sent a resume, and then interviewed today. At the end of the interview, the director up and offered me the job!!! I am the new general music teacher for a local charter school. A charter school is kinda a cross between a private school and a public school, because it is publically funded (no tuition fees) but it creates its own alternative curriculum. It IS a real teaching job, k-5, but they're a small school (120 kids) so I will only be working part time, as there are only 7 classes of kids to teach a week. I don't get any benefits, but the hourly wage I'll be making is close to what a FT salaried teacher would make per hour. It's an internationally, multiculturally focused school, with a mixture of kids whose first language is English and kids whose first language is Russian, Chinese, Korean, Turkish, Spanish, etc. So all kids learn English, as well as take classes in Chinese and Spanish. They try to teach a broad world-view and technology as other bases of curriculum.
I'm going to also be working part-time in my local starbucks, making poopy pay, but hopefully getting benefits after being there for 3 months.
So, I can live at home and have very limited expenses (which will go with my very limited pay!) but really get a first-year teaching experience under my belt and have an unusual classroom environment!
Yay!
Thanks to God, who provides at the most unusual times.
I GOT A JOB!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It's not a "normal" job, but let me tell you about it
It's in my hometown. There was an ad in the newspaper on Wed, I called, sent a resume, and then interviewed today. At the end of the interview, the director up and offered me the job!!! I am the new general music teacher for a local charter school. A charter school is kinda a cross between a private school and a public school, because it is publically funded (no tuition fees) but it creates its own alternative curriculum. It IS a real teaching job, k-5, but they're a small school (120 kids) so I will only be working part time, as there are only 7 classes of kids to teach a week. I don't get any benefits, but the hourly wage I'll be making is close to what a FT salaried teacher would make per hour. It's an internationally, multiculturally focused school, with a mixture of kids whose first language is English and kids whose first language is Russian, Chinese, Korean, Turkish, Spanish, etc. So all kids learn English, as well as take classes in Chinese and Spanish. They try to teach a broad world-view and technology as other bases of curriculum.
I'm going to also be working part-time in my local starbucks, making poopy pay, but hopefully getting benefits after being there for 3 months.
So, I can live at home and have very limited expenses (which will go with my very limited pay!) but really get a first-year teaching experience under my belt and have an unusual classroom environment!
Yay!
Thanks to God, who provides at the most unusual times.
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That Sounds Awesome Choirfriend! At least you will get the teaching experience which will hopefully make it easier to get a job in the future.
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Andrea Elizabeth
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Congratulations Matrona and Choirfriend. Yall are so smart! I wish you abundant success.
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