I haven’t posted anything in a long time because the last few weeks have been so busy. After about 40 hours of sitting in airports and on planes, we finally made it back to Georgia. Being home is strange simply because it isn’t as weird as I thought it’d be. In someways it feels like we were never gone, which is both a relief and kind of sad.
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We have temporary cell phones for the summer. Email or FB me for the number.
I’m still pretty jet-lagged and lazy so give me a minute to re-adjust to the time zone. I promise we’ll hang out (if you’re in the Atlanta area that is), but it may not be for a few days.
In the meantime, why not get this song stuck in your head?
For three years, I lived on a tiny little island in the South Pacific called Ta'u, where I taught elementary and high school English. Much of this blog is a chronicle of my time there, and of the travels we were able to do while we were on that side of the world. Now, I'm doing a different kind of travelling in the suburbs of Atlanta, Georgia.
I graduated with a B.A. in English and a history minor from Kennesaw State University in 2010, and earned an advanced certificate in TEFL while teaching abroad in 2012. I love Jesus and enjoy knitting, Atlanta Falcons football, and spending time alone with my Kindle. I've been married for 10 years to a beautiful bearded man who makes me laugh like no other. The Beard occasionally blogs over here: http://www.leapfromthelionshead.wordpress.com
The thoughts and opinions expressed on this blog are my own and do not reflect those of the American Samoa Department of Education, Manu'a High School, the WorldTeach organization, or any other palagis living and teaching in the south pacific.
