"When would you be available to come to the station?" "If it is next week, Tuesday is best. In the morning if possible." "What day and time? Morning or afternoon?"

"Sorry to bother you," I say, curiosity getting the best of me. "Are you praying to the bush, or the rock."

Occasionally I wear a suit jacket to remind people how handsome I am. Getting ready for work in the morning, I put on jeans and a jacket.   As I am about to leave, Lisa stops me and yells,

I step out of my office to fill my water bottle.  I see two students walking down the hall, one holding a shiny pair of brass knuckles down under an armful of books.   "Hey, Mr. Kim, what

I leave Prague. I am sad to leave, but am looking forward to seeing my wife. I have trouble getting on the plane because I don't have a Russian visa. They eventually decide it is okay

I leave Prague tomorrow. I turn off the lights, pull down the blind, and say goodbye to my office. As I take the number 20 tram to Andel for the last time, and then the metro home to

I get a new computer to replace my Toshiba. The Toshiba is the biggest lemon I have ever had. The new one is a cheap Acer, made cheaper by the fact that in Czech, you can buy a

Getting ready to leave Prague, I am getting rid of a lot of my stuff. I take a pile of new clothes that I never wear to the donation bin at the Zlicin Tesco, and I make hard