Survive & Thrive in Korea
I went to the market to find some oatmeal and protein powder to kick off my new healthy lifestyle. You can take exit 5 from the hoehyeon subway station on line 4. The section of the market with western goods resold for a tad higher price is found down the above tunnel. I got the […]
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Last week my friends and I decided to trek out to Yeoinaru Station on Line five to take the Han River boat cruise. Here’s the park that leads to the river and the boats. Morris brought snacks and you see how tasty they were by Jennifer’s reaction below and there’s Jane looking summery in the […]
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Near City Hall there is an 8km river walkway that gives passerby a nice and cool spot to unwind during a hot summer day. The walkway is named Cheonggyecheon and is a quick five minutes from Gwanghwamun Subway Station. On the walk to the river walk you can stumble across nifty pieces of art work. […]
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Next to work there is a little Korean restaurant run by two little old ladies who serve up delicious dishes. I’m usually there at least once a day during the work week, if not more. The above dish is Kimchi Bokkeum, Kimchi fried rice, and is served with a fried egg on top and with […]
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Hongdae is the section of Seoul near Hongik University, which is known for its awesome art department. The area is thriving with clubs and bars, boutiques and vendors selling t-shirts, candles and knick-knacks, and if you thrown in the restaurants and food stalls and the blaring karaoke noraebongs then hongdae has it goin’ on all […]
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So the annual battle for the title of Miss Universe went down in Mexico. Miss Japan, Riyo Mori, snatched the crown and left all comers in eating her the train of her gown. Now, I didn’t watch and I don’t know if she’s a chemical engineer or a nuclear physicists or a waitress at Hooters, […]
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