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- Jason
- My name is Jason and I am a 34-year-old Canadian English instructor. I have been living and teaching in South Korea since March, 2005. This blog is about how I see life in Korea, and Korean culture. I will post pictures and video as often as possible. I will also write about Korean novels and movies.
My Blog List
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Lunch & Coffee in Seoul: Tong-in Market (Part 1) - The traditional markets in Seoul are the most interesting bunch. This is where you can feel the *'real Korea'*, where household items needed for Korean liv...
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Familiar Wife: Episode 15 - Both Joo-hyuk and Woo-jin have worked hard to get to a timeline in which they can be together, and it looks like they’ve finally found their happily ever...12 hours ago
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My Favorite Paradox - Wishbone In the wastrel days of my misbegotten adolescence, I enjoyed abusing the putative luck promised by the all-powerful chicken wishbone, for I each ...
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My Mom’s Kimchi Recipe - (...)Read the rest of My Mom’s Kimchi Recipe (1,344 words) Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us | Feed enhanced by Better Feed | aerisk7771 day ago
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HAON Impresses With “Travel: Noah” - I’ll be honest, I haven’t been following Mnet’s High School Rapper — or Show Me The Money — very much for the past couple of years. For a while it was ent...2 days ago
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“I am a Woman Who Buys Condoms.” - The reaction to having a woman in a condom ad is exactly why we need women in condom ads. Estimated reading time: 6 minutes. All screenshots via YouTube. K...2 days ago
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Recent Readings: Nonfiction - Here’s the complement to the recent readings post that went up not long ago detailing fiction I’d read lately. This time, I’m covering the (shorter) list o...2 days ago
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Let's Flock to Seoul without Any Definite Plans - I realize most visitors to the Seoul Patch are anxious to peruse photos and commentary on my trip to China, but I am still in the midst of the laborious ta...4 days ago
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Back in China… again - This morning I was teaching a lesson when a piercing noise began not far from my class. It quickly rose in volume to the extent that it hurt my ears, and I...
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Book Review: The 2020 Commission Report on the North Korean Nuclear Attacks Against The United States - The 2020 Commission Report on the North Korean Nuclear Attacks Against The United States by Jeffrey Lewis (2018) 294 p. This one, as the British say, does ...1 week ago
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Experimental Art and Body Painting in South Korea, 1968-1971 - My latest Korea Encounters article in the Korea Times focuses on avant-garde art, particularly body-painting, in the late 1960s and 1970. Since an article ...
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Essential Tips for a Korea Trip in August - Are you planning a trip in Korea during August and want to gather information about things to do in South Korea? We have great news for you! Korea has many...4 weeks ago
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The Misplaced Props in Pachinko - *Pachinko* by Min Jin Lee is a good novel, fully deserving the rave reviews it has received thus far. But *Pachinko* is not merely good; it is important....
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15 Best Hostels in Moscow [Killer Bargain Guide 2018!] - Huge boulevards, fur hats and onion-domed churches – it must be Moscow! The capital of Russia is famed for its iconic landmarks, which include the Kremlin ...1 month ago
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The journey so far, going forward, and rebuilding the blog - This will be the final year of my 30’s. Time flies, and it seems to fade faster as one gets older. This post is a bit of recap of my adult life and some fu...2 months ago
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2018 Trump-Kim: Happy to Eat a Nothingburger - The Summit Has Come To Pass. This happened. ... and I have two minds. First of all, has the world ever breathed a bigger sigh of relief simply because ...
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The Best DJ Software: Programs To Consider - Producing Music Are you planning to make your own music? If you are, then you should know about the music basics. There are many things that you should kno...3 months ago
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Pivot or no pivot? - If you’re following me on Twitter (and everybody should), you would have seen me post this PBS NewsHour story, that includes a picture of newly minted U.S....
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Happy Birthday, Brother - Today is Joe's birthday; he turns 27. He got hit by a car when he was 14, so this is the last year that he will have spent more of his life without a traum...
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The End - Fifteen years ago, on or about February 1st, 2003, I sat in my cruddy but beloved apartment in Samara, Russia and used a battered Pentium 1 desktop given...
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Zandari Festa 2017 – Five Questions with PAKK - The sixth annual Zandari Festa is taking place in Hongdae from September 29 – October 1 with 120 international and domestic acts. To spotlight some of the ...11 months ago
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Save pdf smaller size mac online - High image quality, bring your ideas to life save pdf smaller size mac online beautiful presentations. and instantly got the shrunken file! Although the de...1 year ago
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4 Manfaat Buah Tomat Untuk Kulit Wajah Cantik Merona - Tomat memang menjadi salah satu buah yang sering kita temui, baik di pasar, supermarket atau bahkan di dapur kita sendiri saat digunakan pada campuran masa...
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Liquidation vs. Penalty Damages in Korea - [image: Korea Liquidated Damages, Korea Penalty Damages, in Korea] Liquidated Damages v. Penalty Damages in Korea *Liquidated Damages vs. Penalty Damages in...
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Old Spice | S.Q.U.I.D. | Behind the Scenes - [image: Old Spice | S.Q.U.I.D. | Behind the Scenes] squid 헤엄치는 모습이 멋진 오징어 오징어는 맛도 좋고 몸에도 좋아요 우리모두 오징어를 사랑해줍시다 squid지금시작합니다 422명이 좋아했습니다 32 4.65 13345 명이 시...1 year ago
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人生の道に迷ったときは、電話占いで道を見つけるきっかけを - 人生の選択肢に困ったときに誰かに頼りたくなる、そんな時に力になってくれるのが占い、今の時代では離れた占い師に見てもらえる電話占いが人気を集めています。時代の流れと共に占いのあり方自体が進化しつつあるともいえます。 人生の […]1 year ago
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So, I'm in charge of - So, I'm in charge of lawn mowing now. And with that, the responsibility of choosing a lawn mower that will be easy (for me, a lawn mowing novice)to use. I ...1 year ago
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Forest Fire in Gangneung threatens Olympic Village - I am typing this from Incheon, on the other side of the country so I don't have personal details to add but I did write about a similar fire powered by str...
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Mystery Kpop Box Giveaway - I’m giving away a FREE box filled with fun Kpop merch! The giveaway starts on MAY 1st and runs until JULY 1st. Become my Patron and help with future giveaw...1 year ago
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An Ode To Gimbap - Here's your moment of zen for the day - a beautiful 10 minute film about Gimbap: Munchies have put together an excellent little documentary titled "Self ...
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Broke my phone - Walking home from an off campus business presentation seminar I prepared for the past few weeks, my phone slipped out of my hand, dropped two stories, and ...2 years ago
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Standup Comedy Tokyo - April 6 / 7 2016 - Just bringing the blog back to life to promote some proper standup comedy coming to Tokyo this week at a local pub called Good Heaven's. British Comedian ...2 years ago
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ESL Activities - If you're looking for some new ideas to keep things fresh, interesting and fun in the classroom, then you'll need to check out these two other websites of ...2 years ago
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Furniture By Mac & Wood: Reclaimed Wood & Steel - It is not often that I come across truly gorgeous and eye-catching furniture pieces. But when I do, rest assured I will let you know as I will do today. I ...2 years ago
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rossnorton: A big GAY YAY for... - rossnorton: A big GAY YAY for TODAY! http://crack8hack.blogspot.com/2 years ago
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Serious English Teaching? Not in Korea - :::Comes in and kicks the tires:::: Yep, it's still working. I saw this blog post pop up on my Facebook feed: *Why South Korea isn’t the Place for Serious...
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You Ready for Academic Blogging? - I know I haven't been blogging here very much lately, as I haven't paid my server fees and was denied access to do anything here for quite long time while ...3 years ago
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風俗は楽しんでこそでしょう。 - 友人はなんでも批判するのが好きな性格です。先日も、一緒に風俗に行ったのですが、ハコヘルを出てから結構文句を言ってました。でも、それって単純に本人が楽しむ心を持っていないだけなんじゃないかなぁって思います。その日、僕も抜い […] 投稿風俗は楽しんでこそでしょう。は地平線の彼方の風俗の最初に登場しました。3 years ago
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Thank You, Chicago, for Lending Me Your Bulls published on The Good Men Project- Click the picture to read. - [image: Thank You, Chicago, for Lending Me Your Bulls on The Good Men Project]
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Last days in Beijing - Life has a way of completely running away on it’s own tracks – I’m talking that super fast Japanese train that goes like 500 miles an hour. I meant to pos...3 years ago
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Itaewon Ebola Scare: "No Africans" Sign Not Enough to Protect Us - As Facebook walls twitter hashtags and The Korea Times go wild, it falls once again on long-dormant Dokdo Is Ours to cover the true story of the shocking "...
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Kim Yeon-ah saying goodbye - It’s the end of an era this year. Though officially retired, the great skater performed in Seoul recently as part of the Samsung Galaxy-Smart Aircon All Th...4 years ago
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The tastier side of Hamilton - I love food. Give me a dish from any culture and I will try it at least once. It's very rare I find a dish that I dislike in its entirety. Given the oppo...4 years ago
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Missing Foreigner Joy? Try American Joy - American Joy has been my new blog of my life back in America. Although I'm busy being a grad student I try to keep up with it and give insights into my ...
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Death by Optimism - I am so positive it's killing me. No, really. I believe that I will always have more time, perform more perfectly, make changes more easily, and basically ...5 years ago
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On Roboseyo’s Survey - Wow…it’s been a long time since I’ve posted. We are very welll and looking forward to taking a trip back to North America for the summer break. As to my la...5 years ago
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let it rain - i hate rain. rain is like the annoying little cousin of snow that wrecks havoc and creates gloom and doom. unlike snow, who is soft and mature and underst...
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After giving it some thought....... - As you can see, it has been quite a while since I posted anything. The longer I went without posting, the easier it became to go without posting, if that m...5 years ago
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I'm Alive! - One thing I haven't been doing is writing. It's a pity. But I've been thinking about it. Maybe it's like a muscle and I need to give it a stretch. I was th...5 years ago
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New Blog… - I have permanently moved my efforts over to a new blog with a slightly different aim. Still in the works, but follow if you wish! http://redbelliedmustard...5 years ago
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Red Chapel Ironies - I recently got around to watching the Red Chapel, the unusual guerrilla documentary by the Danish journalist Mads Brügger.1 The basic premise is a visit t...5 years ago
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SeoulPodcast #135: Shameless Gangnam Style SEO Tactic - Follow us on Facebook and Twitter Find us on Stitcher Will the Korean Pop Culture Boom Have Legs? – Speakeasy – WSJ NEWS Korean assaulted by white kids in ...5 years ago
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Valentine's Day Heart Collage Craft - Use fabric squares and other scraps to create this beautiul collage heart craft for Valentine's Day. Follow the link for more details. Fun at Chuirch5 years ago
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Mostly Harmless - When I was tentatively asked to move from working part-time to full-time at Busan International Foreign School back in February – a job I finally began last...6 years ago
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Typhoon Bolaven - Kind of stressing about this typhoon. Supposed to be feeling the effects from this evening until tomorrow evening. This is from about 12 hours ago. It has...6 years ago
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Summer vaca - Steve's daughter Shelley got married this month. Steve and I traveled to Pocatello, Idaho for her wedding. Afterwards we went camping around McCall, Idaho....
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www.AdventuresWeSeek.com - In 5 seconds, you will be redirected to our new site. Bookmark it, Follow it, Be Inspired!6 years ago
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Moving West - It's been so long since I wrote regularly here, I even had trouble signing in an figuring out how to make a post! Sad! But I've been thinking about coming ...
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Please visit CrazyKoreanCooking.com - We are moving all our content to: *crazykoreancooking.com* Please visit and register to follow us. Thank you for watching!6 years ago
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Where Are You on the Korean Wage Scale? - The BBC has this interesting feature up on their website that shows the average wage in many countries around the world. I was actually surprised at how hi...6 years ago
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Goodbye WordPress - Update your links/bookmarks because I’ve moved. http://www.seoulfoodyo.com Every single post I’ve made has been moved to the new site. I tried to keep the...6 years ago
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Post #100: Goodbye Coco Busan, Hello Free Bird - Coco Busan started as a little idea in my mind 2.5 years ago in Edmonton, Alberta, when I decided to leave Canada on my own and venture to Korea. Once I pu...6 years ago
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This was this one time... - Oh China...blogging used to be so fun and easy. But now...not so much. Thanks, Great Firewall! And also my own laziness! It also doesn't help much that I'v...6 years ago
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Our year in pictures - I can't believe that it has been nine months since we left Korea and we both still miss the people, food, and lifestyle. It really was one of the best year...
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Happy New Year! - It has definitely been a while since I last updated. Not a lot has happened. Some good things and not so good things have happened since last time. But ...6 years ago
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Farewell, Korea - Dear Korea, We met two years + three months ago, and my what an adventure we've had! You've changed a lot, and I have, too. As I prepare to depart from y...6 years ago
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A Jeju-ful Weekend (2) - Sangumburi Crater - When you're a city bumpkin like me, being surrounded by nature and nature only is something to relish. The fact that you can breathe in air that smells of ...
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I’ve Moved! - Hey folks: this post is so far overdue that it’s beyond ridiculous. I started my new site almost EIGHT months ago, but never mentioned the change here. Ter...6 years ago
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Back in the US of A - Actually, I’ve been back since May but I haven’t had the time to update my blog. I’m glad it can still serve as a resource and source of entertainment even...6 years ago
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campfires and memories - fire is a life force. it creates and destroys. a campfire creates not only warmth but an atmosphere, a circle for campers to gather around to tell stories....6 years ago
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Marc-Antoine Charpentier's Missa Assumpta Est Maria, Performed by Le Concert des Nations, Directed by Jordi Savall - The blog is dead. Long live the blog — The Pittsford Perennialist. Subscribe in a reader
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Touch Korea - How well do you know Korea? Come and meet the charms of Korea at Touch Korea! You are warmly invited!7 years ago
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One night in Bangkok - After Vietnam, we flew to Thailand, spent a day in bangkok and quickly moved north to Chiang Mai where we participated in the Thai New Year, rode elephant...
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i HATE saying goodbye~~ - those of you who know me already know how terrible i am at saying goodbye. i loathe the concept so much that i usually just avoid the entire process. sayin...7 years ago
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Grocery Shopping in Seoul - One of things I enjoy doing when visiting a foreign country is wandering around a local grocery store. For one thing, you can find better deals on local fa...
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My Expert Knowledge on Eating in Nokdu next to SNU - Here’s all of my favorite places to eat in the Nokdu area next to SNU (Seoul National University): http://goo.gl/maps/DYSy This took a little longer than I...7 years ago
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Unemployment and Dominating the World - So we’ve been home since April 24th and needless to say I wasn’t prepared. During the months leading up to our return to the US, friends and family keep as...7 years ago
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Feeling the Love - I wrote some "Stories of Absurdity" a few posts ago and recently noticed wow, people are actually reading what I write. It makes me feel all warm and fuzzy...7 years ago
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Know Your Spirits: Sambul Jeseok (三佛帝釋) - Whether it's from red neon crosses lighting up the night sky or the sound of monks rapping on *moktok* it is not unusual to encounter evidence of the inf...7 years ago
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Democrats Abroad (DAROK) Trivia Night Fri 25 Feb 2011, Itaewon, Seoul - *You don't have to be American, a Democrat or political. It's just for fun and a good cause!!!* *DATE: *Friday 25 February 2011 *TIME: *from 7:30 PM until ...7 years ago
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I'm Her Little Man - I've always been more of a "toast and jam" kind of girl, but over winter break in California I discovered the pleasures of bread and butter. For Christmas,...
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Christmas in Thailand! - I know I haven't posted in forever, but I have to write about Thailand! We left Friday after work for the airport. It was so cold, I couldn't feel my toes. ...
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Welcome to Expacked (Issue #100) - Welcome to the final issue of Expacked. When we first started talking about making a newsletter for native English teachers in Korea, we never dreamt that...7 years ago
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Merry Christmas - At first glance, your average KM heading out to freshen up her perm, or making a Costco run for that last minute economy pack of socks, or giving stank eye...
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The South Korea Survival Guide - "Sara, do you have indoor plumbing in South Korea?” “Isn’t it really hot out there all the time?” It’s amazing what some people still don’t seem to unders...
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Open Class - This past week was insanely busy. We had Open Class, video taping, International Food Day, birthday parties, New Teacher training, and several more smaller...7 years ago
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Farewell Korea! - Our year in Korea as a foreign teacher is now over. Korea has been really good to us. It was the first time for both of us to be away from home for more th...8 years ago
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Driving in Korea - I never gave much credence to the stereotype that Asians are bad drivers, but after 2 years in Korea I've changed my mind. Koreans are the WORST drivers. T...8 years ago
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Cooking class - We used 3 weeks to learn cooking Korean food - Bibim noodle - Cucumber kimchi - Kimbab - Nalchi-ar-bibimbap Most of the time we had too many students and...
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See what I see #2 - Every day I climb on the back of a little guy’s motorbike and he drives me to school, for the princely sum of $1. Here are some shots from my journey on F...8 years ago
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Dr.Fish and Korea Fighting! - Since first hearing of the "Dr.Fish" phenomenon a few years ago, the idea has been locked in the ever-present, weirdly-grotesque-but-insanely-interesting ...
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This Blog Has Shifted Elsewhere - All old posts, comments, and whatever else I may post in the future, can be found at Big White Barbie8 years ago
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The Music Industry Is Indeed Doomed - As Thom Yorke said in a recent interview for a British civics textbook (how great would that textbook be, by the way? I don’t remember reading any intervi...8 years ago
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The Sunset Post - Jumping the Asymptote has been running almost 17 months now. I no longer live in Korea. I spent about six months after that in China, and have since then f...8 years ago
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a breath of fresh air - A breif thundershower this afternoon helped clear up the air a little. I like the freshness of the air in Seoul after it rains. I try to breathe as much i...
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The Master - During a break from pinning dyed fabric in 2001, I snapped this moseup of the Master against an Autumn sky. You can tell from his face that he loves me rig...
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Phili-Phili-Philippines!!! - Alright so I am well aware that I havent posted anything on here in months…. I blame it on winter hibernation… Since I thawed out in the Philippines and it...8 years ago
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English Bookstores in Korea
- What the Book? (Itaewon)
- Itaewon Foreign Bookstore
- ELT Bookstore (Incheon city)
- Bandi & Lunis (Seoul)
- Kyobo (Seoul)
Korean Movies
- Old Boy 2006
- The Host (괴물, Gwoemul - "Monster") 2006
- D-War (Korean: 디워), released in North America as D-War: Dragon Wars) 2007
- Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance 2002 (The Vengence Trilogy)
- Sympathy for Lady Vengeance (Chinjeolhan geumjassi; literally translated, Kind-Hearted Ms. Geum-Ja) 2005 (The Vengence Trilogy)
Books about Korea and Korean Language
- What's So Good About Korea, Maarten? (Paperback) 2005, by Maarten Meijer
- Korea's Place in the Sun: A Modern History (Paperback) by Bruce Cumings
- Survival Korean by Stephen Revere (2006)
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