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"Live, Learn and Push your limits"

Craig Johnson

26 / Male

Inje, Gangwondo, South Korea

About Follow Me

Full Member | Member since 21st Aug 07

Citizenship: United Kingdom
Marital Status: Single
Occupation: ESL Teacher
About Follow Me:

Rather than an essay here's a few key points about me:

*Huge Music Lover - Walkman glued into my ears, play guitar, enjoy music festivals and concerts. Music is a great friend to me.

* Creative - Love designing products, making pictures, taking photos and Thinking up new ideas for just about anything

* Travel - I have been to a fair few countries at this point and I want to see many more like a ravenous moth eating a map of the world

* Outdoors - I love to play football, run and cycle but in truth will try anyhthing as long as it gets me outdoors and off my arse

* Reading - I like a good novel like Grits or Norweigen Wood but I also love to learn and talk about human psycology, social issues, travel and people.

Overall I just want to get through my life having learned about and enjoyed it.

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Latest Blog Entry

ECS Summer Camp

Posted by Follow Me | 9th September 2009

(photos to follow when I can be bothered).

Since November 2008 I hadn't worked a day due to some yummy money I earned in Korea. It's now September 2009 and the only work I have done this year is a one month Summer Camp teaching English in July. This camp evened out the figures so I could get my working holiday visa for New Zealand that I leave for tomorrow.

The camp was the usual blend of craziness and close confounds with strangers that you miss come the end. The grounds were lovely and the students were a mixture of princes, athletes and spoilt rich kids from all over the globe. Some were a nightmare, some cute as buttons, some bad sports and others were really cool.
The owners of the camp were nice people and despite troubles with the dreaded swine flu, Fire engines, torrential rain and kids getting chunks of their forehead ripped off by tennis rackets, it was the best camp I've ever worked in.

As you would expect in these situations there were many trials and tribulatio

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