Hello Everyone! I received this urgent message from Marie and as per her request posted on the blog in hopes that someone may see it and be able to help! Spread the word! Dear friends, I am writing this note with the hope that anyone living in Korea with a blood type of B rh…
Hello, dear readers, Kiss My Kimchi needs you! That’s right, I’m in need of a few good men and women who have been living knee deep in Korea or Asia and are now ready to share their experiences! It doesn’t matter if you’ve been here a week or a year or a decade. I started…
You know sometimes when I’m reading through the latest blog posts out there I stumble across one so egregious that I can’t help but write about it. I found this post this morning very disturbing: Brian in Jeollanam-do: Anti-English Spectrum head to LA Times: “It’s not stalking, it’s following,” His Anti English Spectrum post covers…
Coming to Korea to teach English can be a daunting prospect. First and foremost you have to face the fact that you’ll be leaving behind all your friends and family. Sure, there’s always skype, email, facebook, myspace and a host of other social media and technologies that let people stay in touch, but nothing…
Hello Dear Readers, I just received an urgent message about a fellow expat English Teacher in South Korea. Matt Robinson is in danger of being kicked out of his hospital when he needs a potentially life saving operation. You can read all of the details at the facebook page here: FACEBOOK There is also an…
The indomitable Vanessa accrued another year this weekend. She found out about the surprise and instead decided to show up and give us a scare in her Scream get up. We threw her birthday dinner at Buddha’s Belly and then dashed through the rain to Gecko’s across the street to for drinks and dessert. Vanessa…
