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Revealing my secret plan

By Justin Tadlock on September 30, 2008

Finally, after an entire year, I get to reveal what I’ve been working for since I’ve been living and working in Korea. This will be a new chapter in my life, and I hope you will join me.

Tagged Online, Work | 25 Responses

My First Week In South Korea

By Justin Tadlock on August 26, 2007

It’s been a few days since I last blogged, I know. I’m finally settled into my apartment in Sunae. That’s after spending a week in what my coworkers call the “love motel.” I think that has something to do with the motel-provided condoms and the pay-by-the-hour rates.
I’ve enjoyed the school so far, [...]

Tagged Life, South Korea, Teaching, Work | 23 Responses

Seoul-Bound

By Justin Tadlock on August 10, 2007

So, I’m a little behind on blogging. Almost three months behind to be a bit more exact.
I’m not exactly sure where to start, but I’ll come out with the big news first. I’m going to Seoul, South Korea to teach English for a year. Yes, pretty big news.
I had somewhat of an [...]

Tagged Life, South Korea, Teaching, Work | 15 Responses

Applying For Editor & Sample Writings

By Justin Tadlock on April 6, 2007

Since I’ve been a little bit lazy about posting this week, and still so tonight, I have decided to double my readers up on some content. How’s that? I’ve posted two new stories in the writings section tonight.
This morning, I finally sent my resume and sample writings to the Union Springs Herald. [...]

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Thursday 13 – I Do/Don’t Like This Semester

By Justin Tadlock on February 15, 2007

I don’t like that I had to buy two copies of Wuthering Heights for The 19th Century British Novel. The on-campus bookstore should’ve had the correct version to start with.
I do like my Bible as Literature class. There’s way too much homework, but I enjoy learning new things about the Bible. [...]

Tagged Online, School, Work | 4 Responses

Customer Service, TiVo, & New Career Idea

By Justin Tadlock on January 12, 2007

I just got off the phone with a guy from India who works for Amazon’s customer service department. Yes, I asked where he was from. I think it was because I’ve been reading The World Is Flat: A Brief History of the Twenty-first Century by Thomas L. Friedman. And reading [...]

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The Cookie-Cutter American

By Justin Tadlock on November 28, 2006

This past Sunday, I was on the phone with my dad having a normal day-to-day conversation. So, I decided to mention that I spent part of my weekend working on the new website, Books In Bed, I’m designing.
“You shouldn’t waste your time on stuff like that,” he said. (Although, he later claimed [...]

Tagged america, culture, goals, Life, Work | 5 Responses

Event Staff Job Probably Won’t Work Out

By Justin Tadlock on August 23, 2006

There’s always a multitude of topics I can discuss at the end of the day; but, as usual, I have failed to leave myself adequate time to post about them before going to bed. I will, however, talk about my new job with the CSC Event Staff.
Today was the first day to call [...]

Tagged Life, Work | 1 Response

Quitting Work For Better Time Management

By Justin Tadlock on August 8, 2006

I quit two of my yard work jobs today, Mrs. Cannon and Mrs. Crowder. It actually went fairly well. Especially with Mrs. Cannon. I thought she’d be the hardest to get rid of, but she said she could probably find a replacement for me pretty soon. So, no worries. I just [...]

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Site Paths & Last Day Of Finals

By Justin Tadlock on December 13, 2005

I must write this blog before I head off to bed. Well, I really have to write this blog to make myself go to bed. See, I always write right before I go to bed. That way, if I want to post about something, there will be nothing left to post after [...]

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