Survive & Thrive in Korea
Food aphrodisiacs exist all over the world. They hold a mystique that cloaks them in sensuality and mystery, giving them an allure that people find appealing. Oysters come to mind off the top of my head and chocolate. These are sensual foods that are supposed to make you a love machine. Though I never quite […]
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I’ve posted before about all the stuff you can buy on the Seoul Subway system. It lliterally is an underground shopping paradise. I’ve never bought anything on the subway. Usually the things just weren’t up my alley or I didn’t really need them. You know, kitchen gadgets, umbrellas, hats, pet outfits, but that changed the […]
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COEX is a gigantic shopping complex located in the high priced gangnam area of Seoul. If you’re ready to do some extreme power shopping then COEX might just be the place for you to empty your wallet and leave your credit cards into burning twisted puddles of plastic from all the action. The hundreds of […]
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Last week I spent some time exploring Yeondeungpo area. Yeongdeungpo is a major subway station that connects the green and purple lines. As you would expect in a bustling area, people swarm the streets going about their business. Whatever you may want, Yeongdeungpo seems have. Korean restaurants fill the blocks. Bars and clubs stay open […]
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This past Sunday I ventured to the area around Ewha Women’s University which is known as Edae. The University was founded in 1886 by American Missionary Mary Scranton. Edae can be reached by takeing the green line to Ewha Women’s University Station. It’s part of the trinity of trendy which also includes Hongdae and Shinchon. […]
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Konglish 101 An experience in class after teaching for a few days… Class: Teacher! John cunning! Me: I guess. He does seem pretty slick that, John. Class: No, teacher! Cunning! Me: Okay, but he’s not master spy or anything. Then I got blank looks and more screams of Cunning! So that was introduction to the […]
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