Life-ing > Blogging
I’ll be sure to rectify this next week!
A week off…and I’ll be out in the country, but with strong wifi 😉
A much needed, perhaps even much deserved, break!
So, see y’all soon…lots to post, actually. Lordy, there’s been some shifts in the Newbie’s perspective and approach. And a webinar to post about, and this, and that.
Say…I’ve been at this since March this year.
REALLY!?!?
Being a CELTA trainer is an amazing trip to me. Feels like much longer.
#ELTchat rocks!
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a story about bad grammar and non-existent punctuation and my TEFL adventures
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Looking forward to it! Get me thinking and reflecting 🙂