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St.SomeTimes Newsletters

St.SomeTimes, the Life and Times of Greg Lemoine is a monthly newsletter. The original intent of the newsletter was simply to let family and friends know that I am still alive. It sounds grim, but I have lived all over the world. It helps family and friends to know that I am playing basketball on an island, riding a camel in the desert, or taking an Uber on the streets of Shanghai. "Normal" stuff for me.

The newsletters are PDF format. Choose a Country that I lived in. Download the one you want to read. Easy peazy lemon squeezie.

Most Recent Volume

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Still Here in the Desert. I am going for the 10 year "carrot". The Maldives are still my favorite place to vacay and dive. I'm still in technology and teaching future lab as we go into the 2024-25 school year.

2026-2024 Island

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Covid, Jazz in the desert, and a lot more happened in these three years. I considered leaving during the 2021 five year point of living here. Alas, I decided to stay because I can live anywhere... as long as I love my job. I love my job!

2023-2020 Island

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Living and Working for a company as a 3rd grade teacher for the first two years. I then moved into technology and even moved into a non-temp apartment. I found the Live-a-Board Life of Diving is for me. Love the Maldives.

2019-2016 Island

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Working as a grade 4 teacher at The American School of Switzerland (TASIS).

2013-2016 Switzerland

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Working as a Technology Director and Technology Teacher for PreS - Gr12.

2009-2013 Venezuela

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Working as an elementary PYP technology teacher for the International School of Phnom Phen. Cambodia is a rewarding and challenging country to live in. I miss it now.

2007-2009 Cambodia

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By far, this remains my least favorite country to live and work in. I spent two years learning a lot about myself and relying on my close friends Mario, Kathleen, Gema, and Roberto.

2005-2007 Kuwait

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The worst year teaching ever. The school was simply not the "right fit" for me. The country is amazing. Ancient meets new. Cairo is truly a wonder city.

2004-2005 Egypt

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My first overseas position right after graduation. Mountains, rivers, Caribbean, all in a developing country. I saw true poverty first hand.

2001-2004 Honduras

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