Phyllis has all high school students in her classes and I have all adults. They travel anywhere from 10 minutes to an hour to get to the school, mostly by bus. If you have a car in Bangkok you are considered very rich.
After the first class that ended at 9am three of my students wanted to go out to breakfast/lunch with us. It was quite an adventure, they had lots of questions and we had fun getting to know them better. I am having a hard time remembering their names since they are so different from what I'm used to. Their names are very long so everyone has a nickname like Ae, Oom, Ta, Jekky and Non to give you some idea.
We took a break in between classes and returned for our 1pm class and found that those students were just the same, excited and committed to learn.
Tomorrow after our second class we are going to see some of Bangkok with Lab, she is an accountant who is out of work right now. It is hard to find jobs here in Bangkok right now just like the US. She decided to work on her english and is taking classes for the first time at the school.
Blessed the teachers who have eager and excited students!
ReplyDeleteYou know it. They work hard for 2 hours, no break. Good to hear from you, love ya
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what a journey your on.....your in our prayers daily...love you both.
ReplyDeleteIt is amazing. To live where everything is new! To be able to communicate ~ and teach! Only by the Grace of God through your prayers. Many Thanks ~ Love you both back.
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