Survive & Thrive in Korea
This review is late because I hated the film so much that I dreaded even thinking about writing anything to do with it. I saw Premonition back in the States and I wish I could’ve left the memory of the experience behind me. I can’t really say that Premonition stars Sandra Bullock because her […]
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Hey there, fellow food adventurers! If you’ve ever wondered what happens when a hungry foreigner with abysmal Korean language skills stumbles into a local restaurant, you’re in for a treat. Grab your bibs because we’re diving headfirst into my daily rendezvous with the delectable delight known as Kimbap – or as I like to call […]
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Ladies and gentlemen, gather ’round for a tale of epic proportions, where my director took me on a shopping adventure at the colossal retail behemoth known as HomePlus. Picture this: it’s like a department store on steroids, a retail paradise where Wal-Mart feels like your neighborhood mom-and-pop shop. Let’s dive into my delightful escapade, shall […]
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Here are a few shots of my temporary neighborhood.
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I made it to Seoul! Right now I’m at an internet cafe/gaming room a block from the hotel I’m staying at. The format is set to Korean, naturally, so navigating is a bit of a problem. It’s really busy so I don’t’ want to bother the attendant who has his hands full already and doesn’t […]
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“Black chess is not like European chess, where everybody sits there all quiet and doesn’t say anything,” said player Nathan Saunders, 42, general vice president of the Washington Teachers’ Union. “Black folks talk trash. You gotta have that sass to go along with the game. As a matter of fact, a lot of guys will […]
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