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Présentation

  • 65 avis 18 Confirmé et positif
  • Parle couramment  English; apprend  German, Korean
  • 40, Homme
  • Membre depuis 2007
  • Teacher
  • Masters Degree in Adolescent Education, Bachelors Degree ...
  • de Fredonia, NY, USA
  • Profil renseigné à 100 %

À propos de moi

CURRENT MISSION

My current mission is to pay off student loans while exploring the wide world by teaching abroad!

ABOUT ME

A little about me, hmm, well I hate writing about myself like this so that's gotta count for something. ;)

Pourquoi je suis sur Couchsurfing

HOW I PARTICIPATE IN COUCHSURFING

I guess my participation is mostly hosting people, though I am always willing to get together with other couchsurfers and just hang. I go to the Frankfurt meetups whenever I am able as they are always a blast with lots of good people.

Centres d'intérêt

Reading, Games, Music, going out, playing soccer, violin, piano, chatting with random people, studying other cultures and gov'ts.

  • writing
  • literature
  • drinking
  • technology
  • reading
  • traveling
  • music
  • piano
  • violin
  • skydiving
  • soccer
  • teaching
  • tourism

Morceaux de musique, films et livres

Too many to even begin telling. Especially books. :)

Une aventure extraordinaire que j'ai vécue

I think that one of the most amazing (or was it foolish?) things I've done in my life was skydiving in Russia. I was in Veliki Novgorod and it was like 3am and my friend and I were out drinking. We're chatting with a couple Russians who tell us they're meeting up to go skydiving in 3 hour, did we want to join them? We ask how much it it is, they say a number of rubles that roughly translates to $20 American. So we're like, well, why not?

Anyways, 3 hours later we meet up and go. Now, at this point we're still more than tipsy. After 2 hours of jump training (which involved a written test, us jumping off a set of stairs to learn how to land, and us practicing moving a parachute that is attached to a ceiling of a building, we hop onto a bus. Now this bus is horribly rickety and breaks down on the way to the site. We're like, ok whatever. We get to the airport. It's all ex-Soviet equipment, right down to the Hammer and Sickle on things. Anyways, we still are not likely sober at this point (it had been a long night). We hop into this creaky, rickety ex-paratrooper plane with our paratrooper chutes and jump out. I have to say - those first two seconds are both terrifying and exhilarating as you wonder if your chute is going to open. Well, all ours did and we had an amazing time. But it was a rush - everything was old and frightening. Can't say I would change my choices, other than to maybe be sober if I had to do it again. :)

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Enseignez, apprenez, partagez

I'm a high school English literature teacher, so I might have one or two gems of knowledge to share in that department. I'm also quite into technology and computers and love to fiddle with broken things until they're not broken, happy to share knowledge in that as well.

Pays que j'ai visités

Austria, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Canada, China, Croatia, Czech Republic, England, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Morocco, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russian Federation, Serbia, Slovenia, South Korea, Spain, Switzerland, Thailand, Turkey, United Kingdom, United States, Vatican City State

Pays dans lesquels j'ai vécu

Germany, Russian Federation, South Korea, United States

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