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- Running for SeoulWith limited understanding of what long distance running actually entailed, Brad made an unusually impulsive decision: To live out his remaining days traveling the world competing in marathons. (This dream rests on the assumption that he will start Posted by 2 Idiots Abroad in 2 Idiots Abroad | May 27, 2012
- YongPyong SkiWith Emma banned from skiing due to recent facial surgery, Brad decided to do what any thoughtful and selfless person would: ski on her behalf. This sacrificial act not only aimed to provide Emma with both hope and optimism, but Posted by 2 Idiots Abroad in 2 Idiots Abroad | May 24, 2012
- Mitch & MattyLike dehydrated deer on the banks of the river Nile, Em’s little bro Mitch and mate Matty had one objective: to drink as much as possible in the least amount of time. After acquiring the latest in Korean finery… [img=http://photos.travellerspoint.com/405 Posted by 2 Idiots Abroad in 2 Idiots Abroad | May 20, 2012
- Medical SitcomAfter a long bus ride back from the ski resort, we were really looking forward to the prospect of a late night emergency department visit. After ensuring our fellow ski enthusiasts, plus Ivan, were safely tucked away in the comfort Posted by 2 Idiots Abroad in 2 Idiots Abroad | May 13, 2012
- The truth about living in a GuesthouseEven though my adventures in Korea have been over for quite some time now, I've decided to keep posting some stuff that I didn't post while I was there, or that I just thought of, so you will see some Posted by Anon of Holland in A Dutchman in Korea | May 13, 2012
- Alien Visitors According to Pyongyang’s most unreliable news sources InStyle, Easy Living, and Evil Dictatorship Weekly, 2.5 Australians and 0.5 Germans had arrived in South Korea ready to depredate, desecrate, devastate, pillage, plunder, and eat chicken Posted by 2 Idiots Abroad in 2 Idiots Abroad | May 8, 2012
- May month = Me monthAfter coming back from the Philippines, I’m actually having a really great day. My first two months here have been pretty negative, and I’ve honestly felt down 85% of the time, but today, I really feel like things are Posted by LevySolomon in MyKoreanJournals | Apr 30, 2012
- Teaching English in South Korea Diary continued...Since the beginning of March this year there's been a change in the timetable at my middle school. Last year I taught a class once a week but now they've been divided into three levels for not only English but Posted by JBarker in THE ADVENTURES OF A NOMAD ! | Apr 24, 2012
- 2012년 3월, 구례 산수유 나들이... Posted by 4dreamy in 깨몽 나들이 누리방 | Mar 29, 2012
- Done and DoneThe end of February marked the end of the school year and all of the kids moved up to the next class level. We commemorated this momentous event with 2.5 hour production that included a musical, 11 song performances, 2 Posted by 3ifBySEA in Seoul Sisters | Mar 28, 2012
- O2, O'Yeah!Finally, after a combined wait of almost 42 years, it was time to hit the slopes! This momentous occasion was planned to coincide with the arrival of 2012 (“Year of the Korean Lover”). With our thermals packed and our Posted by 2 Idiots Abroad in 2 Idiots Abroad | Mar 26, 2012
- "That's Odd"Instalment One: Some anecdotes * Fan death: Most Korean people we have spoken to firmly believe in “fan death”. This is the conviction that you put your life in danger if you sleep with a fan on and all the windows Posted by 2 Idiots Abroad in 2 Idiots Abroad | Mar 23, 2012
- Seoul Part 2Seoul. 2am. Winter. Cold. Very cold. Inverted penis cold. Homeless in the subway. Lotte World Lotte World…. ahhhh Lotte World. Oh, how it engorges the organs. Mmmmm… Lotte World. Posted by 2 Idiots Abroad in 2 Idiots Abroad | Mar 16, 2012
- South KoreaThe people of South Korea were very modest, except tiny honors. Most of them deny compliments, although they are very giving. Critisism and disagreements are considered innapropriate. They have strong families with the father at the head Posted by LangArts in Language Arts Travel | Mar 16, 2012
- International HolidaysI spent New Years Eve exploring Frankfurt, when the clock struck 12:00am I was flying over Russia, and I spent New Years Day in Seoul and Busan. I felt like this was a perfect representation of my current lifestyle, full Posted by stephyg in Korean Adventure | Mar 11, 2012
- testfff Posted by 2dreamy in 깨몽 나들이 누리방 | Mar 8, 2012
- No one ever left without something of a goodbye안녕~ I’ve been meaning to tell you guys about my trip to Wando last weekend, and I have some free time, so I thought I’d give y’all an update. I had been thinking about going back to Wando before I’d leave Korea Posted by Anon of Holland in A Dutchman in Korea | Mar 2, 2012
- Finally teaching again Soon after my first post of today, I was told to teach a class, even though I was previously told that I would be doing observations during the first week. I quickly revamped my lesson plan and started to Posted by LevySolomon in MyKoreanJournals | Mar 2, 2012
- First day at Gaegum Girl’s Middle School It’s normal to be scared when you don’t know what to expect. I think it’s a good thing to recognize that, but it’s always harder to recognize it when it’s happening! I came into school this morning, not sure what Posted by LevySolomon in MyKoreanJournals | Mar 2, 2012
- To Korea we goThere were a few general facts we had to learn about Korea before our TravelerGirls adventure began. For instance money. The Korean currency is the Won - $1CAD = 1,124.67KRW. We also tried to learn a couple of phrases in Posted by jillandreajodi in TravelerGirls - Korean Adventure | Mar 1, 2012
- SeoulThere is so much to do in Seoul! I hope we have time to do it all. Seoul is a modern city and the center for business, education and modern culture in Korea. Since we just arrived in Korea and Posted by jillandreajodi in TravelerGirls - Korean Adventure | Mar 1, 2012
- Seoul...a child at heartLotte World here we come! This packed theme park has about six million visitors annually. It made it into the Guinness Book of World Records for the largest indoor theme park in the world. [b]Entrance fee is 26,000 won which Posted by jillandreajodi in TravelerGirls - Korean Adventure | Mar 1, 2012
- Seoul...our last day :(Everland is a huge park that is divided into five different sections: American Adventure, Magic Land, European Adventure, Zoo Topia and Roller Coasters. It cost 40,000 won to enter the park which is about $35CAD. Near the entrance of the Posted by jillandreajodi in TravelerGirls - Korean Adventure | Mar 1, 2012
- Panmunjon, the DMZ, and a glimpse at North KoreaWe are having a great time in South Korea and have seen so many interesting sites so far. We decided to take a day trip up to the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) between North and South Korea to experience [b]“the Posted by jillandreajodi in TravelerGirls - Korean Adventure | Mar 1, 2012
- Geyeongju and the Bunhwangsaji TempleWe took the train from Seoul and arrived into Gyeongju and were absolutely amazed by the history that lies here. It is the oldest surviving kingdom in Korea, and claimed to be a “museum without walls.” Of course, since history Posted by jillandreajodi in TravelerGirls - Korean Adventure | Mar 1, 2012
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