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  • Back by Popular Demand - Scott's travel blog for 2008 Well, either by popular demand, or more likely because of a couple of posts on my Facebook wall, whichever way you look at it, it’s a good idea that I finally get my blog up and running again. Yes, I Posted by scottg in Scott's Adventures | Jul 16, 2008
  • making of a nation National Museum of Korea Made a trip out there to see it again. It's a pretty big museum and built just a few years ago so it looks really nice. It wasn't as good as I remembered. I Posted by genelee in Captain's Log | Jul 13, 2008
  • lost in translation and lost for real korean class always has its ups and downs. sometimes i don't understand any of it and sometimes it goes pretty well. for history, he changed the midterm to a presentation. personally, i think i'd rather have a take Posted by genelee in Captain's Log | Jul 11, 2008
  • Being a Wayguk (foreigner) is Way Fun There’s just something about being a “foreigner” that suits me. I realize that seems like a strange title to give oneself, but that’s what the Koreans call us, and frankly I’ve come to embrace it. Korea is one of the Posted by john7buck in Mental Malaria | Jul 10, 2008
  • Annyeoung Haseyo! So Posted by Julztrip in Leaving on a Jet Plane | Jul 9, 2008
  • wait, so now it's an imaginary sock puppet? my new apartment umm whatever...the people i hang out with...*explicit content warning* yoyo on the bu Posted by flaminko in Rousin Rabbles | Jul 7, 2008
  • new day, new week Weekend Friday was nothing much and then met up with JChoi, which was fun. Walked around Gangnam area and watched wanted. Nothing too exciting. It's a fun area, a lot of little stores and restaurants and too many neon Posted by genelee in Captain's Log | Jul 7, 2008
  • Prima settimana di Luglio Bhe.. da dove cavolo comincio???? Partiamo da martedì Giornata a Insadong (piu avanti posto le foto, ancora nn le ho fatte perche pioveva a dirotto), una specie di strada con negozietti x turisti e mostre d'arte. Nulla di che ma ero coi Posted by Gabri 한국에 in Gabri in Corea! | Jul 7, 2008
  • Holy buddha! So I just got back from my two say trip to Korea's biggest buddhist temple and oh my god... this may sound cheesy but it was the most enlightening experience of my life. i got to be an honorar Posted by Julztrip in Leaving on a Jet Plane | Jul 4, 2008
  • growing pains and ethical dilemmas... Korean Class Recently, I've been getting more frustrated in my efforts to learn a new language. Although it should be said first that my korean has improved considerably in two years. When I started, my korean professor wanted to Posted by genelee in Captain's Log | Jul 3, 2008
  • Howdy from Ulsan [im Posted by Julztrip in Leaving on a Jet Plane | Jul 1, 2008
  • 30/06/2008 30/06 Allora, da dove comincio? Mi sa che e il mio primo vero blog quindi mi scuso se nn ci si capisce un cavolo, nn ho neanche gli accenti sulla tastiera. Appena c'ho voglia trascrivo quel che e successo nei giorni precedenti. Per Posted by Gabri 한국에 in Gabri in Corea! | Jun 29, 2008
  • We're Here! Hello y'all! So we made it... after a gruelling 30 hours of no sleep and 2 days of travelling we finally made it at the dorms. I ended up getting the coolest pad of them all but... they screw Posted by Julztrip in Leaving on a Jet Plane | Jun 29, 2008
  • politics, puppies, and ballerinas... Ballerina who loves a Bboy Our first sponsored cultural field trip was to a bboy show...figures. It was pretty good. Normally it would be about $50 to see it so that's a pretty good deal. There must be Posted by genelee in Captain's Log | Jun 28, 2008
  • Classes No new pictures for now. Classes have been alright. I'm taking Intro to Korean History and Korean Language. The history class has been pretty good, not too much work and interesting enough. I got placed into Posted by genelee in Captain's Log | Jun 26, 2008
  • Korean at last... Each culture has its rite of passage. America's is probably something along the lines of your first eating contest at uber burger or your first shot at love marathon. I had mine for Korea a bit earlier than I Posted by genelee in Captain's Log | Jun 23, 2008
  • More of the same Nothing much new. It's a little bit more humid here than in Chicago. I've been to the grocery store maybe 7 times in 2 days. The grocery store is in the basement of this apartment along with Posted by genelee in Captain's Log | Jun 22, 2008
  • Beginnings... Airport and plane... Nothing too exciting there, for the better I suppose. No problems with security and customs and all. Actually, when I got here they didn't even read the customs card or anything. The flight was a Posted by genelee in Captain's Log | Jun 20, 2008
  • Take me out to the ballgame!! Last weekend I went to go see a baseball game. The home team was the LG Twins. Their stadium is very close to where I live. It's the first sporting event I've attended here. It was Posted by kbielak in South Korea | May 25, 2008
  • And then there was May.... May was an extremely busy month and it is still not even over yet. Not that we wanted it to be over because it was an amazing month full of fun times. The month of May started off on Posted by koreaeh in Korea eh! | May 29, 2008
  • Palace and Markets Just going back to add an entry as we were both too exhausted from shopping to update our blog on this day. We went to Deoksugung Palace and timing was good because they were doing some tra Posted by somwork in Som and Noy Honeymoon | May 29, 2008
  • Shopping stores everywhere now hehe Finally we have found where the shopping malls are! We have moved from our budget hotel to the Ibis Hotel which is located right in the heart of the shopping district. Its the more poshy shopping area tho like Posted by somwork in Som and Noy Honeymoon | May 30, 2008
  • April showers bring..... cherry blossoms? April was a fairly quiet month as we were still recovering from having visitors in March. However we did still have some more people visit, just not exactly for us. Stephanie’s parents came to Korea to visit for about 10 Posted by koreaeh in Korea eh! | May 29, 2008
  • The month of March As you know we’re trying to catch up on the blog writing. So here is a little bit of what happened in the month of March. Overall it was a calm month with normal day to day activities. Still Posted by koreaeh in Korea eh! | May 29, 2008
  • In SEOUL!!! We left Sokcho for Seoul at 9:20am this morning on a coach with a bit of rain. I slept most of the way of course hehe while Som barely got any sleep. Getting to Seoul on the coach was easy. Posted by somwork in Som and Noy Honeymoon | May 28, 2008
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