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Re: Foreign Teachers' Families and Life Abroad
San Migs
- 2012-07-13
In response to Re: Foreign Teachers' Families and Life Abroad (englishgibson)
I'd have a job and survive in Canada. My option is based on my wife that's a local who has sisters and an ailing mother, and my son (born in China). I really don't think it is necessary to get into details about my reasons here, is it?
Sorry, just curious. I just recall your past fears and troubles, but yes, you are right, not necessary to go into details.
Cheers and beers to answering on:)
Messages In This Thread
- Re: Foreign Teachers' Families and Life Abroad -- englishgibson -- 2012-06-08
- Re: Foreign Teachers' Families and Life Abroad -- Magister -- 2012-07-11
- Re: Foreign Teachers' Families and Life Abroad -- englishgibson -- 2012-07-12
- Re: Foreign Teachers' Families and Life Abroad -- foxy -- 2012-07-12
- Re: Foreign Teachers' Families and Life Abroad -- San Migs -- 2012-07-12
- Re: Foreign Teachers' Families and Life Abroad -- englishgibson -- 2012-07-13
- Re: Foreign Teachers' Families and Life Abroad -- San Migs -- 2012-07-13
- Re: Foreign Teachers' Families and Life Abroad -- foxy -- 2012-07-13
- Re: Foreign Teachers' Families and Life Abroad -- San Migs -- 2012-07-13
- Re: Foreign Teachers' Families and Life Abroad -- foxy -- 2012-07-13
- Re: Foreign Teachers' Families and Life Abroad -- San Migs -- 2012-07-14
- Re: Foreign Teachers' Families and Life Abroad -- foxy -- 2012-07-13
- Re: Foreign Teachers' Families and Life Abroad -- San Migs -- 2012-07-13
- Re: Foreign Teachers' Families and Life Abroad -- San Migs -- 2012-07-12
- Re: Foreign Teachers' Families and Life Abroad -- foxy -- 2012-07-12
- Re: Foreign Teachers' Families and Life Abroad -- englishgibson -- 2012-07-12
- Re: Foreign Teachers' Families and Life Abroad -- Magister -- 2012-07-11
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