I. Teaching is hard I’m not used to people. I’m used to sitting at my computer for most of the day taking one, maybe two zoom calls. I’m really good at working alone. I am not really good with people, especially when I am the center of attention all the time. Teaching is exhausting. Four year olds are exhausting. For the past two weeks I’ve been teaching English to four, five, and six year olds for about four hours a day....
Welcome to Imperial Phichit Bilingual School! Please come inside Here we have our swimming pool and our kindergarten building Our swimming pool is not quite as shallow as you’d expect This is the front door of the kindergarten building Our Christmas tree stays up year round We have many small children walking around most of the time The basketball court is by the pool And a genuine playground...
“Some things take hold of you. Invade you. Own you. You want to be free of them, but you never will be.” – Rich Shapero, Rin, Tongue and Dorner (I got that quote from goodreads, and I have no idea who Rich Shapero is) There we were, minding our own business when they decided to take what was not theirs. The bugs smugly walked right through the crack in our screen glass door and declared our room theirs....
Welcome back to Asia!!!!!!!!!! After not knowing whether we were going to make it to Thailand for a couple weeks we finally made it. It only took like 17 covid tests, 52 emails back and forth with the Thai consulate, and four changed plane tickets. Not bad. After all that we have been rewarded with the luxury of staying in a small quarantine hotel room for 16 days. Thailand has this whole international traveler thing locked down tight....
I’m done with school. I graduated with a degree in computer science from a well-known university. I have a job waiting for me at a FAANG company. If things continue this way, I will never struggle for money. What did I do to deserve this? Nothing. But also, some things. I won the privilege jackpot in so many ways. I was born in America where I have maximum opportunity. I was born the majority skin color and the historically dominant gender....
My name is Sam. In first grade, I found my brother’s Gameboy. In second grade, I played Smash 64. In third grade, I got a GameCube for Christmas. In fourth grade, I found addictinggames.com. In fifth grade, I beat a Guitar Hero song on expert. In sixth grade, I snuck out to play Halo 2 with friends. In seventh grade, I discovered Xbox Live. In eighth grade, I made rank 30 in SWAT....
Hi, I’m Sam. I get anxious about what other people in my industry are doing that I’m not doing. So, this blog is to help me reduce my anxiety. I won’t promise anything, but I’ve got a couple write ups in my head that I’d like to get into the world. Here is a picture of me yesterday:
Hey, thank you! I won’t spam you don’t worry. You can also email me at sam@thesamosborne.com
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