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Monthly Archives: January 2013
Oh, the places you’ll go! Work experiences in six countries
Since Taiwan is my latest stop, I’ve decided to give a brief review of my experiences working in six countries over the last dozen years. Any readers in China are going to debate politics about Taiwanese sovereignty or … Continue reading
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Tagged Canada, China, England, ESL, Korea, noro virus, Taiwan, teaching, Vietnam, working abroad
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Saigon Times- Don’t worry about a thing on Reggae Sunday
By Harry Hodge in Ho Chi Minh City When people think of island rhythms in Vietnam, they can be forgiven for putting Phu Quoc ahead of Jamaica. But Jakob Lennartsson aims to change all that. This weekend marks the latest … Continue reading
Playoffs a possibility as Saigon Heat enter second season
Playoffs or bust? Not just yet for the Saigon Heat. But anything’s possible! While the squad is vastly different from the group who hit the court for the franchise’s maiden season, the postseason is not a certainty yet. Four of … Continue reading
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