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  • The Mad Cows are Coming! I have many conversations with my students during the day where we just agree, we don't understand each other. So I'm not completely sure I understand this issue completely, but I can tell you this, Korean president Lee Myeong Park Posted by john7buck in Mental Malaria | May 10, 2008
  • Start Off On The Right Foot Annyeonghaseyo, So your sat in an office somewhere in your new school on your first day, somewhere in South Korea and maybe your excited but now what? In this guide I will tr Posted by Follow Me in Teaching EPIK | May 8, 2008
  • Reading a must A short one this time round. All I have to say is simply this LEARN TO READ When you travel, go to a restaurant, at your school and even around town your going to want to read to s Posted by Follow Me in Fighting! | May 8, 2008
  • Food is the way to everyone's heart I thought you might like this translation I made of a 'gimbap chonguk - gimbap heaven' menu (the common orange sign Korean restaurants). It's a bit biased because I didn't include some of the more fishy dishes (not a fan) Posted by Follow Me in Fighting! | May 8, 2008
  • Free Useful Links Here are some tip's I have found through trial and error: Find a reliable time to study Korean outside of home. Posted by Follow Me in Fighting! | Apr 23, 2008
  • Museum Memories I'm not a huge museum buff, BUT when I'm given the opportunity to experience something new, I try and take advantage of the opportunity. Yesterday I had the chance to visit The War Memorial of Korea on my day Posted by kbielak in South Korea | May 7, 2008
  • Lost apples, no accommodation and a cold shower ! Good Evening All, I am writing our first real blog entry sitting in a little marble walled room in Rome. I thought I had better let you know of the adventures we have had so far. The bus trip up Posted by Simelia in Simon & Amelia's European Adventures | May 4, 2008
  • A Birthday Celebration My official birthday was spent in Tokyo, Japan. But when I returned to Seoul only a few days later, I went out with some friends to have a little post-birthday celebration. We went out to eat in the Kungdae area Posted by kbielak in South Korea | May 3, 2008
  • 2008 Olympic Torch Relay I feel like I am floating on cloud 9. I am still ecstatic to have seen the Olympic torch pass through Seoul today. It started at Olympic Park at 2 pm and ended it's route at City Hall Posted by kbielak in South Korea | Apr 27, 2008
  • you mean to tell me you DON'T have trance music on cassette? hello people! nothing too new here...just work, work, work...last week and this week is holding period, which means minimal kids last week, and NONE this week! woohoo! they have tests in their regular schools, so we give them a Posted by flaminko in Rousin Rabbles | Apr 27, 2008
  • Putting the Old Blog Back Together The challenging thing about maintaining a travel blog while living abroad in a foreign country like Korea is that after awhile, everything that once seemed strange, surreal or all-around cracked; eventually just becomes a part of everyday life. As such, Posted by john7buck in Mental Malaria | Apr 24, 2008
  • are you boring? i just typed a really long entry, and i'm really angry because internet explorer is a huge piece of crap, and now i have to type it all over again. but i'm not going to type it Posted by flaminko in Rousin Rabbles | Apr 12, 2008
  • Jeju-do Flew into Jeju-si (Jeju city) from Seoul, after wrapping things up in Seoul. This involved packing and cleaning the apartment, and organizing all of the junk I'd accumulated over 3 years into things to throw away, things to give Posted by hornuts in Leaving Asia | Apr 3, 2008
  • don't eat walnuts while driving...hazelnuts are fine though it's been a while, eh? i've been pretty busy with work and exploring and watching tv...there have been some pretty good movies and tv shows on... anyway, i've been learning more and more korean and even got 22 out of Posted by flaminko in Rousin Rabbles | Mar 31, 2008
  • Dong Won=Korean Don Juan **SATURDAY** I did a whole lot of nothing, and it was great!!! **SUNDAY** It doesn’t feel like I’m in Korea. You’d think it would because I’m surrounded by Koreans and can’t read a darn thing in front of me...but it just feels Posted by flaminko in Rousin Rabbles | Mar 9, 2008
  • Cultural differences. There is a different approach to hookers here. They’re not some knarled old hag in Glasgow seeing if you ‘wan any business.’ Neither are they like the working girls of Amsterdam where they are splayed in a crimson shop window Posted by walliams in Walliams in Korea | Mar 9, 2008
  • Korea - Land of The Morring Calm I've decided to keep a travel blog of my journey. Please watch this space for my first entry in a few weeks time. If you want to recive updates by automatic email click 'subscribe'. (By the way - regarding the lines on the Posted by mikecoade in The Long Road To Rome | Mar 4, 2008
  • Leaving Korea Well, folks. It's been 2 and a half LONG years in Korea, but I've made it. Korea has always been a temporary place, and it's been hard to see people come and go. It was easy to get settled in, Posted by lrbergen in Han Guk Mal Mulayo | Mar 2, 2008
  • 23hr in Seoul On my way to Jakarta, Indonesia, in late October 2006, I have a 23 hour lay over in Seoul, South Korea. After 18 hours flight from Chicago, the plane landed smoothly at the Incheon International Airport, which is about an Posted by dpatt in Where In The World? | Feb 28, 2008
  • The Korea Chronicles Sorry it has taken so long to write, it seems like it’s been a month since I left. So after I went to Korea town in L.A. (2/12) to get my Visa I was told that I wouldn’t get it Posted by kmcdermaid in The Korea Chronicles | Feb 28, 2008
  • Day 21 Busan Tour Busan is a second largest city in Korea. Its landscape includes a coastline with fine beaches, scenic islets and tall mountains. The Pusan International Film Festival (PIFF) is held annually and attracts movie buffs enthusiasts from all over the world. Posted by Emily-Yeri in SOUTH KOREA | Feb 19, 2008
  • Day 20 Cruise to Busan We took cruise from Jeju Island to Busan. Cruise tour between Jeju Island and Busan is famous among Korean people.There are 2ships going to Busan, however they have every Sunday off. Also they have 4 difference type of classes such Posted by Emily-Yeri in SOUTH KOREA | Feb 19, 2008
  • Day 15 - 17 Flying to Jeju Island We needed to get Gimhae airport, located in Busan, to fly to Jeju airport in Jeju island. We decided to take a bus to get Busan bus terminal from Gyeongju-si and we took a taxi at Busan bus Posted by Emily-Yeri in SOUTH KOREA | Feb 18, 2008
  • Day 13 Trip to Gyeonju We went trip to Gyeonju-si where there is the most historical site in Korea by KTX. KTX is Korea's high-speed train. [b]This new high-speed train has been designed to reach speeds of 350 km per hour(1). It currently operates around Posted by Emily-Yeri in SOUTH KOREA | Feb 18, 2008
  • Day12 DMZ Tour Korea is the only divided country in the world. After the Korean War (June 25, 1950), South Korea and North Korea negotiated and then designated the DMZ(demilitarized Zone) 2km away from the truce line on each side of the border. Today Posted by Emily-Yeri in SOUTH KOREA | Feb 18, 2008
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