polkadott

i received a nice pot of tulips from a gift florist and was wondering how do i best dry them to preserve the colour of the tulips?

i know that the australian customs are one of the strictest in the world.

i am from japan, can i bring in dried seaweed in sealed unopened japanese commercial packing (japanese furikake) if i declare it right from the start? i dont mind anything as long as i get to bring them in because i'll be in australia for a year. and i dont think they have furikake sold there.

I have always wanted to teach english in countries who uses english as a foreign language.

I read up on TESOL and CELTA... and i am not sure of which to consider on.

But because i read that TESOL is for people who wants to teach english BUT is not a native speaker.

I studied english as a 1st language since elementary school because its a national criteria.

Doing my degree next year in Australia.

Any advice?

Or do you think that neither of them is important and needed?

i have noticed that i did not go through customs when i was transiting a flight in Minneapolis st' pauls, MN from La Guardia, NY out to Narita International in Tokyo Japan. As a result, i dont have any exit stamp on my passport that shows that i've exited the U.S. There were no customs too in the domestic airports like La Guardia in NYC.

I dont want to be listed as an illegal immigrant with expired visa cuz i have already exited the U.S since this May.

Anyone facing the same problem?

What will be next then?