My Life @ at a Korean Company

Johnny, Sunnie's brother

Jeff

My First Group Class

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I'm still here, working as an on line English teacher to Koreans. Life here is laid-back. The people are nice. The work is not as tough as the other jobs. I have plenty of free time to do my stuffs - study, do my reports for the graduate school, read news and books, chat with my friends, check my e-mail, listen to music, etc. Albeit the company and the administration's imperfections, some friends who already left said that it's not a bad company. It's better compared to the other Korean on line companies, according to them. Despite some students' slowness, naughtiness, brattiness, and conceitedness, I can say that they're tolerable.

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Below are: Daisy aka Amy, Dr. Leech's family, May and Ally

My stay here taught me the importance of a lot of things - of being disciplined, hardworking, punctual, and being updated with what's happening around me. One of the things I love is the reading part! It gave me a chance to broaden my vocabulary and my perspective towards different things. My interests even became more diverse. And how could I forget it? I wouldn't be able to start blogging if I didn't have these slacking moments. However, the friends I found here are the most precious for me. My closest friends at E-lamp are genuine. I know that they'll be my friends for life. That was long! What I'm just trying to say is that E-lamp has already become my third home. ( Miriam, of course, comes before it after my real home with my family who unconditionally loves me.)

Above are Daniel, Gary, and James

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Do I sound like I'm saying goodbye now? Yes, I am. I'm at the stage of my career wherein I'm certain that it's already time to go and explore another world. There might be a lot of times in the past when I had the same feeling; but in my heart, I know that those were just one those days. Unlike, this time, I'm sure that what I have now is something different. It's not one of those days. People say that we shouldn't make a decision when we're too sad or too happy. I feel neither of them now. I'm just steady and in the right state of mind today and I've never been so confident with that decision until today. After our family vacation, in God's grace, I'll finally be able to submit my resignation letter. Though, I still can't help to be scared because I'll have to adjust again. Oh well, life is but a gamble. If I want to grow, I have to take risks.

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This is Gihee.

So, help me God.