Dreaming of Mexico
Sunday, 6. January 2008, 23:14:03
Inspired by the blogs of others, namely 'The Mexile' and 'This Guy'; I have decided to start a blog to chart my new adventure. I'm planning on relocating to Mexico City this summer to persue a career in English teaching.
I embarked on a similar journey in the summer of 2006. I left England to live in Japan after getting a place on the JET programme. That journey ended in spectacular disaster because I had to return due to ill health.
With that part of my life nearly over I am now looking forward to starting fresh on the opposite side of the globe.
I'm currently working in a, how should I say? ... less than desirable and not particuarly motivating job. Getting away from this sort of thing is pretty much unavoidable in the modern world. I'm no activist who is going to shun the world, stop washing and live self-sufficiently whilst holding my middle finger in the face of corporations. However, I would at least like to cease existing as a 9-5 muppet in an office strapped to a computer. I want to live in an interesting and exciting place, with decent weather and experience how other people live. I also wish to become fluent in another language.
Mexico City seems to fit the bill perfectly for now. A huge metropolis, 20 million people, great food, pollution, history, noise, a passionate people and in a part of the world I have never been to.
Seis meses, más o menos, estaré en la Ciudad de Mexico!
I embarked on a similar journey in the summer of 2006. I left England to live in Japan after getting a place on the JET programme. That journey ended in spectacular disaster because I had to return due to ill health.
With that part of my life nearly over I am now looking forward to starting fresh on the opposite side of the globe.
I'm currently working in a, how should I say? ... less than desirable and not particuarly motivating job. Getting away from this sort of thing is pretty much unavoidable in the modern world. I'm no activist who is going to shun the world, stop washing and live self-sufficiently whilst holding my middle finger in the face of corporations. However, I would at least like to cease existing as a 9-5 muppet in an office strapped to a computer. I want to live in an interesting and exciting place, with decent weather and experience how other people live. I also wish to become fluent in another language.
Mexico City seems to fit the bill perfectly for now. A huge metropolis, 20 million people, great food, pollution, history, noise, a passionate people and in a part of the world I have never been to.
Seis meses, más o menos, estaré en la Ciudad de Mexico!
you are fortunate. Best of luck from all the"wedded to the Office" types here.
Go enjoy the good times....
By tvsb, # 4. February 2008, 02:43:35
Have a good trip, and if it really doesn't work out, the UK will probably have you back.
I'm a theatre nut when in the DF. There's just one show after another that I always have to see. There's something there for everybody.
¡que te vaya bién! It will.
Dave
By slackwrdave, # 27. February 2008, 22:15:13
cheers
By anonymous user, # 1. March 2008, 21:21:54