Coming this February is the 2010 Wild Women’s Performing Arts Festival. That’s a mouth full to say and the acronym, WWPAF, isn’t any easier but what does matter is that this event will be a rollicking good time all for a great cause.
Shawn McRae, the media coordinator for the event, described it as a bi-annual fund...
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Recently I’ve been on a bit of a bowling blitz. In the last month alone I’ve gone with friends to hit the lanes several times. However, those experiences at those hum drum bowling alleys did not prepare me for the grand dame of bowling lanes: Pierrot Strike.
Pierrot Strike sits in the midst of Apgujeong among...
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January has been the month for K-blogging. Earlier in the month thee was the Seoul Eats meet up which tag teamed with the 2S2 crew for a combined event. They went out to grab some mandu-guk to celebrate the new year and then hit a nearby cafe for a book exchange. The rousing success...
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Tucked away in the streets of Samcheon-Dong awaits Cafe Nono. The Samcheon-Dong area is amazing with museums, galleries, and boutiques on one side and bordered by Kyongbok Palace on the other side. The cafe itself is housed in a traditional styled building complete with a courtyard which gives you a faraway lost in time...
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A couple of weekends ago I took in a korean movie with my friends. This was a rare occasion because I haven’t seen a Korean movie since last years the Good, the Bad and the Weird. It’s not for lack of interest. I’m keen on Korean movies, but it just so happens that the...
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Finding the ways to pass the time and have fun in Korea isn’t hard to do at all. Here in kimchiland it’s all about the room experience. Noraebang singing rooms can be found on almost every corner. DVD movie rooms provide ample space for couples to cuddle up and watch their favorite movie away...
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