So life is pretty good. I have been really busy and I like it. The weeks fly by when I am too busy to think. I've fallen into a rhythm which is quite doable.
Monday - wake up at 7, shower and dress, eat breakfast, make coffee, leave for work, stop at the conbini for riceballs, teach 3 classes, plan for tuesday lessons
Tuesday - wake up at 7, shower, dress, eat, make coffee, pack my ninja/martial arts equipment, leave for work, stop at conbini for riceballs, teach 2.5 classes, practice kobudo(weapons martial arts) and Bojuutsu with the other AET that comes to my school on Tuesdays, leave work at 415pm.
Wednesday - wake up at 6, shower-dress-make coffee at the same time, leave apartment at 635am to catch a train, switch trains at kyoto station, get to my visit school around 805am, teach 2 or 3 classes, have ESL club meeting at lunch, go home around 430pm.
Thursday - wake up at 7, shower and dress, eat breakfast, make coffee, leave for work, stop at the conbini for riceballs, maybe teach a class, go home at 415, meet up with friends for dinner/drinks around 7pm.
Friday - wake up at 6, shower-dress-make coffee at the same time, leave apartment at 635am to catch a train, switch trains at kyoto station, get to my visit school around 805am, teach 2 or 3 classes, meet up with friends to drink and mess around.
Saturday - Martial arts/bojuutsu practice in the afternoon, Japanese conversation practice or karaoke with other JETs until last train home.
Sunday - laundry and seinfeld or exploring.
Im pretty sure that im recontracting for another year in JET (about 88% sure).
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You forgot to pencil in " talking to my horribly lame job-less friends in the US who have conveniently nocturnal sleeping patterns.. "
welcome to the world of the working dead!glad you are fitting fun stuff in. So very proud of you . I think staying another year is smart since the USA is broke and jobless..xo
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