
Stories and tips for language learners, reflections on teaching, bibliophilia, life lessons, occasional wisdom, bad humour, travelling [mis]adventures, curmudgeonry
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“The employment a man should choose for such a life ought neither to be a laborious nor an unpleasing one; otherwise ‘tis to no purpose at all to be retired. And this depends upon every one’s liking and humour.”
The Complete Essays, M...
“DANIEL, can we talk in my office? It’s very important.”
My second day on the job and I’m being called into the director’s office? I’m in Ukraine for my first full-time English teaching gig and I’m in trouble already?
“Uh, sure.”
Little...
This week I welcome a dear friend and loyal companion, someone I’ve known for much of my life. He recently celebrated becoming half a century old and is thus feeling especially salty – even more so than usual.
As a birthday present, I’m ri...
“Did you experience 9/11? Were you there? Because I was. And this isn’t funny, this is offensive, this is personal.”
“But you’re not from New York, are you? And weren’t you only four or five at the time?”
“It doesn’t matter, I’m American,...
Our second edition of Lunchtime with DP isn’t exactly a traditional lunch time.
After the debut of this feature, I was concerned with how my audience would p...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
"Daniel is my favourite Sarcstacker" (Hanna Delaney) / Author, teacher, bibliomaniac, flâneur, raconteur, shining wit (and lover of spoonerisms), grumpy bastard, curmudgeon, prankster, polymath (haha), Ukrainophile, Vienna based (for now)
Prague-based ✨experience enthusiast✨ on a neverending yap. Ethical travel + travel culture essays + niche destinations. Mom of a frog \ud83d\udc38
Grouchy, overly sarcastic English teacher - take note of the spelling of my surname - I'm not *that* comedian. I love complaining, but only because I want to make the world a better place. Laugh along with me (or at me, I don't care).
Books, writing and the bits in between. Monthly newsletter: Murmurations \ud83e\udeb6
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