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Vlogging about Teaching From Japan (VIDEO).

Only in 2010 could a school administrator from a small town in the Midwest cross paths with a teacher from Nova Scotia living and working in Japan. We live in a very small world.
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I'm so lame.

Before this very kind review I had never heard of video blogging.

It makes me wonder why I've been wasting my time typing blogs (and butchering the English language).

I had no idea I could simply walk around with a cellphone and videotape my incoherent thoughts.

Enjoy the vlog.

And the glimpse into the life of a teacher in Japan.

Only in 2010 could a school administrator from a small town in the Midwest cross paths with a teacher from Nova Scotia living and working in Japan. We live in a very small world. And a very cool one.

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