Not your Average Teacher

Heres an insight into the complex culture that is India, based on my personal observations: The Scene: The amount of cars and people on the streets is unfathomable. The most shocking part of India is the driving. Oh my god. After the first ride I was ready for a Xanax and I wasn't even driving!! The cars drive at full speed and weave in and out of traffic, again, at full speed. And when I mean weave, I mean there's about half a foot space between you and the car next to you.

Well well well, look who's back. I'm back and better than ever, filled to the brim with brand new experiences and opportunities. For the past two weeks I have been in India. Here is one of a 5 part blog-series I'll be posting on my experiences in India. Posts will cover: what I'm doing here, culture, the elephants, touring and India's public schools. When I told people I was going to India, many cocked their heads to the side, gave a concerned look and said, "...why?" Cu