lure them in with some complaints and SEAL THE DEAL with a photo dump

I was looking forward to my schedule shaking down to its pre-summer courseload once we returned to our regularly scheduled programs. This is not the case. Just got the ol' schedjj, and it's firmly locked in at 30 classes. Now, aside from this just being a whingy post, I want to say that I'm genuinely impressed.

My director loves to push. That pushing is why 8 English teachers have quit in as many months (and who knows how many math and social studies teachers and managers and secretaries have pissed off).With next week's schedule transitioning back to evenings on Wednesday, that means I've got TWO days of 8 classes and a total of 33 classes. And I was going to demand overtime, BUT my contract says 30 teaching HOURS, not classes. If I get technical, they'll get technical and that means up to 40 classes per week. So, I'makeep my mouth shut.

Well played, 하이스트. Well played.

Now, to justify this post with PICTURES from my trip to Namhae with Lizzie:

This building made me shudder. And it's seems to be an operating business!

Title: A Hooker Died Here

Terraced fields! They SO pretty!

That gazebo just looked like the best place to sit ever.

ART.

Contact Lizzie if you'd like to order prints. They're selling like hotcakes.

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But seriously, Lizzie really is a good photogapher. She took most of these pictures. Compare this picture she took of me on the upside-down machine...

To this picture I took of her on the upside-down machine.

Lizzie: Yes, I see them. Take the camera. Go have some dragon time.

Me: YAY!

I took this picture. I'm kinda proud of it. Also, I clearly just discovered color filters. NOT SUBTLE

Ja-ja!