So, for 4 months I was living and teaching in Georgia. I worked for Teach and Learn with Georgia http://www.tlg.gov.ge/ It was a wonderful experience and I would recommend it to anyone (as long as you are adventurous and can adjust to different situations) I lived with a host family in an Azerbaijani village called Karajala which is located in the Kakheti region. I learned how to read/write and speak Georgian. Most of the photos are people from Georgia, but there are also a lot of photos of fellow teachers.
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| One of my students at a wedding |
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| awesome guest house owner, Soliko |
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| Random drunk guy at a convenient store |
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| a firefighter! |
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| the person in charge of our orientation, who was also the winner of SURVIVOR the Georgian edition |
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| Keith USA |
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| in my village, her English name is Emma |
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| Emma's younger brother, a mischievous one 50 |
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| Emma's sister's friend |
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| my host brother Samsun |
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| a family friend |
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| My host grandma |
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| My host mother |
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| Me INSIDE the president's palace in Tbilisi!! too bad the president wasn't home because i def would've had him wear the glasses :) |
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| neighbor girl |
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| me with some of the neighbors |
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| Nikki England |
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| Tom England |
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| Michael Ireland |
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| Michael Ireland |
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| Jason South Africa |
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| lady who worked at the hostel Georgian |
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| Ash Australia |
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| Yas England |
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| Liselle Estonia |
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| Tom Tasmania |
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| Georgian Rugby player |
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| Erin New Zealand |
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| Kirsten USA |
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| Patrick Canada 70 |
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| Guram (the groom) Georgia |
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| Crystal (the bride) England |
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| I know I am wearing the glasses, but I had to include this scary Joker . The glasses are in the pic. |
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| wedding in my village |
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| one of my students |
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| more students |
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| family friend Emma's sister |
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| my host brother with his friend (another student of mine) |
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| some students at the school i worked at |
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