Perhaps, a ponderous thing to submit, but I am only enquiring about referential data.

Loathing what I do as I do (previous comment) I am wont to emigrate. Because each of my ancestors of one generation ago were from Poland did that note on your site captivate my attention. Although I have begun investigations related to said ancestry, the possibility to teach English in Poland (converse to the less appealing versions in Japan/China/elsewhere) appeared as a surprisingly option.

Therefore, the enquiry—providing you are comfortable, and willing to reply with such information—is whether there is an agency to which your sister subscribed and, thus, was hired to teach there.

To wit: A facility to capitalize upon , perhaps, so to migrate. Providing what qualifications I possess would render that feasible.
If the request is not excessive, please respond.

Did I not just relish your article, ‘The Mediocre Multitasker’ in the New York Times; the language and the meaning. I am an amateur writer, which may be evident, who loathes—no, detests!—corporate, American, oligarchy. I am not intending, however, to write about that. Well, not much.

What I, too, found refreshing was the denunciation of their queer institution. Of many, a singular bane, peculiar to modernism, but—as I believe—peculiarly generated by corporations to extract more from humans than is humanely considerable, in smaller and smaller time frames, and, subsequent to their most recent contraction of the workforce, from fewer and fewer individuals. I think that generalises my meaning enough.

Otherwise—which is the motive for my response—I loved you writing style. I have not read more of it online (I am not much a fan of reading anything online, although I do love to write.). Notwithstanding, I thought your writing was elegant, fittingly—if at all, insufficiently—sardonic, and ideally intelligent.

If my email is not, also, hidden from your view you are invited to respond.
 
 
 
 
 

Charlene

I did tell him he ought to write that in the comment box.  Meanwhile I have passed on your blog url.

Thank you!

Thank goodness for people like you and The T.O. to keep “expat” Texan like myself reminded that our home state hasn’t gone totally “red” and crazy (we’ll it’s always been a little crazy, all that heat, I guess)  and that there is still a bit of that refreshing “blue” to be found.

Anyway, thanks and keep up the good work!

Michael in Falmouth, Maine