Yes it does appear there is some...I have many issues with my holiday too, but I shall focus on the positives for this post.
Firstly I got to hold a baby for the first time. For some reason everybody that I tell that to seems to be suprised, well I am the youngest in my family and nobody I know has young kids. So it was a first. Also I got to play with the kids. Now everybody seems to paint me in a grumpy mood around the babies, but I liked them and unless I am completely mistaken, they liked me too, or at least they smiled and seemed happy around me.
I got to meet all of my family over in New Zealand and I got along with everybody and made some very close connections very quickly. They are no longer just my family, but also firm friends that I hope to keep in touch with.
I got to ride on a bike and a trike. I think that may be something that I would like to persue at some point in the future. I am not entirely sure if I will, but if the oppotunity presents itself I won't say no.
I lived with two kids for the majority of my time there and that experience along with the introduction to the babies has helped me confirm that I do in fact like children, which is something that I think I had discovered from my teaching. Therefore I think teaching kids at a school may very well be a career that I can see myself persuing in the future.
Now there are some things that I have taken from my holiday that are causing me to have some isues, I was not going to mention them here, but I do not think I can be bothered to write them in another post, so altough I am deviating from the original path...When I see building work here in Korea my mind immediately turns to earthquake damage and my heart begins to pound...not good hopefully it will pass. Also when I was in the various airports druring my return to Korea, when the planes rumbled past and shook the buildings mildly, my body reacted as if it were a quake. Finally my perspective on things have changed somewhat and I have developed some feelings of homesickness. Hopefully my first day at work will aleviate some of my worries, so I cannot say whether this new perspective will be a good thing or not. I shall reserve my judgement for now.
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