Comments for Bailey's Motte http://baileybird.wordpress.com The day unfolds... Mon, 06 Oct 2008 22:59:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=MU hourly 1 Comment on Shtuff is Happenin’ by Movies & Graphic Novels! | Ray's Journal http://baileybird.wordpress.com/2007/08/26/shtuff-is-happenin/#comment-13 Movies & Graphic Novels! | Ray's Journal Wed, 27 Feb 2008 20:27:11 +0000 http://baileybird.wordpress.com/2007/08/26/shtuff-is-happenin/#comment-13 [...] writers’ workshop didn’t get a chance to go to see the Espresso Book Machine last week after all. Schedules didn’t match up, so we’re going to wait for another [...] [...] writers’ workshop didn’t get a chance to go to see the Espresso Book Machine last week after all. Schedules didn’t match up, so we’re going to wait for another [...]

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]]> Comment on by LaShawn http://baileybird.wordpress.com/2007/09/24/53/#comment-7 LaShawn Thu, 27 Sep 2007 17:45:11 +0000 http://baileybird.wordpress.com/2007/09/24/53/#comment-7 Eww I don't like blondes! That really sucks about your interview though Wei. Hopefully everyone else who applied for the position sucks, and they'll still hire you :D But, like you said, just learn from the experience and move on. You could always wait a year, and try back with them again. Eww I don’t like blondes!

That really sucks about your interview though Wei. Hopefully everyone else who applied for the position sucks, and they’ll still hire you :D But, like you said, just learn from the experience and move on. You could always wait a year, and try back with them again.

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]]> Comment on Shtuff is Happenin’ by Movies & Graphic Novels! « Bailey’s Motte http://baileybird.wordpress.com/2007/08/26/shtuff-is-happenin/#comment-5 Movies & Graphic Novels! « Bailey’s Motte Sat, 08 Sep 2007 02:26:26 +0000 http://baileybird.wordpress.com/2007/08/26/shtuff-is-happenin/#comment-5 [...] 7th, 2007 by Ray The writers’ workshop didn’t get a chance to go to see the Espresso Book Machine last week after all. Schedules didn’t match up, so we’re going to wait for another [...] [...] 7th, 2007 by Ray The writers’ workshop didn’t get a chance to go to see the Espresso Book Machine last week after all. Schedules didn’t match up, so we’re going to wait for another [...]

]]> Comment on New Beginnings by crimsonmai http://baileybird.wordpress.com/2007/04/08/hello-world/#comment-3 crimsonmai Mon, 09 Apr 2007 20:53:59 +0000 #comment-3 Hmm, I wouldn't recommend taking the job in China unless you have a degree by then. I'm not sure if I mentioned this to you, but my ex is there, and has been teaching English for about a year now. The demand is extremely high, but the pay difference between someone who has a degree and someone who doesn't is pretty great. He never went to college, so he's making about the equivalent of $8-9 per hour. I have to mention though that his rooming is paid for by the school he teaches at. They supplied him with an apartment, a computer, and an internet connection. The editorial job sounds nice. If you do want to go to China though, the best time to do it is while you're still young and don't have many obligations tying you down here (i.e. wife, kids, etc.) It is a big decision :) Hmm, I wouldn’t recommend taking the job in China unless you have a degree by then. I’m not sure if I mentioned this to you, but my ex is there, and has been teaching English for about a year now. The demand is extremely high, but the pay difference between someone who has a degree and someone who doesn’t is pretty great. He never went to college, so he’s making about the equivalent of $8-9 per hour. I have to mention though that his rooming is paid for by the school he teaches at. They supplied him with an apartment, a computer, and an internet connection.

The editorial job sounds nice. If you do want to go to China though, the best time to do it is while you’re still young and don’t have many obligations tying you down here (i.e. wife, kids, etc.) It is a big decision :)

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