job

we are currently moving into a new place so i'm stuck in an internet cafe. the sound of video game fighting is loud in here and there is goo on the keyboard. yuck. hopefully, we will have internet access at the house on tue. we are currently without water, and r is at this moment trying to get it back on and resolve any past due bills that were left at the apt. fun! i spent yesterday in taipei, and it looks like i have a job at kojen (http://www.kojenenglish.com/). i had a medical exam (which the school paid for) including an eye exam, a chest xray, and some blood work (i was informed that it was to make sure i dont have any vd's!) tonight i will be watching classes and my first class will be a week from monday. i'm a little nervous, but it will be good to make some money. i need to take a trip to hong kong to get the resident visa here and i'm excited to see one of the best food cities in the world. someone is really kicking video game ass right now and i'm getting a little bit distracted. anyway, i have bought sheets and a comforter in the last few days and now i have a job. it feels like things are kind of coming together. kojen offers partially subsidized mandarin classes, so once i get somewhat comfortable with teaching i think i will try to start working on that. then i need to figure out what kind of exercize i can do here - maybe i will start working on my tai chi.