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Monthly Archives: October 2013
Teaching subjects I’m historically bad at
For whatever reasons, when I secured my current position teaching Grade 6, I must have gone into it all with a certain “how hard can it be?” mentality. Dude. Having to dust off parts of my brain that were never … Continue reading
Saigon Times 10/2013 — Busy month ahead for Vietnam Swans
By Harry Hodge for Saigon Times While soccer and basketball tend to grab sports headlines around Saigon, the busiest club in the country over the next month may well be the Vietnam Swans. Celebrating 10 years in the country, the … Continue reading
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