First 3 Weeks @ Work

When we started working, we trekked to the board of education everyday. They set us up with cell phones, internet, bank accounts, alien registration cards, geishas, and other necessities. During this time, we also had a ton of ceremonial meetings and greetings. Full professional attire mandatory. Everything in Japan has an opening and closing ceremony. Very professional I guess. I’m not so sure. We got toured around the city the last week of being at the BOE. Iwaki is absolutely huge. The land area is about the size of the Los Angeles area with a 10th of the population. Pretty sparse. Unfamiliar. Out of my element. No blacks. No Mexicans. Except for 1 girl who is half of both. Daemon? Maybe. She makes me feel naughty. JK. HAHAHAHA… (: /). Overall, the time at the BOE was a blast because you have constant contact with other English speakers.