EDITING: Re: staying in seoul another year?
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</div><p></div><p></div><p></div><p></div><p></div><p><br>Hey Susan, <p>Just wanted to say some things I didn't say in that phone conversation.<p>I've done that for years. I've been here in Seoul doing the make-money-per-year. I ended up 38 years old, because I came here when I was 34, and before that I had no big-company job so no promotions or stuff. Anyways, you can live alright like this. my job pays 30 per hour, I work just a few hours a day (one straight stretch up to 6 hours) so I have lots of free time to do part-time work elsewhere. <p><p>But, you already know that. You said you were younger, wanted a job where you use your head. I understand that, because we are capable of more than teaching English or working jobs which don't use our knowledge and passion. <p>So, in the end, I really hope your C++ and engineering works out for you. It should. Sorry to hear Sanjay's having a hard time with immigration and his job is not so good. Just keep supporting each other and you'll get through this together. Remember, two is better than one. <p>Best of luck with the time remaining in Delaware, Susan.<br><br>sometimes I wonder if there's something I need to to before I die, but school doesn't ever come up as something strongly lying in that category.<br><br><CENTER><IMG SRC='http://blog.sirfsup.com/~jcs/us/divider_rainbow.gif' WIDTH='60%' HEIGHT=6 ALT='----------------------------------------------------------------------'> </center><p><p><br><br><br><br>
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