Survive & Thrive in Korea
When searching for a glass of wine to relax and unwind I suggest Kabinett in Itaewon. The wine bar is located next to the Itaewon hotel. Inside you’ll find an open space done in browns and reds and softly lit and bustling with wine connoisseurs and neophytes mixing and mingling. The din of conversation hits […]
Continue ReadingOn the heels of Hillary’s recent statements on the drug wars and the effect of American made guns in Mexico I stumbled across this apropo little gem from cartoonist Mark Fiore. If you haven’t heard I’ll paraphrase what Hillary said on her trip to Mexico: “I feel very strongly we have a co-responsibility,” Clinton told […]
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I’m well into the third week of my new public school job so I think this would be a good time to give you all my impressions so far. First, I’ll throw in a little context. I came to the public school system from two years of hogwon indentured servitude. Hyperbole aside I had dealt […]
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Lotte World just happens to be a full fledged amusement park located in Jamsil Station.
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Need to blow off some steam? I know you do if you’re an English Teacher in Korea. With all the screaming students, domineering parents, rampaging directors, and kooky co-workers how can you not want to just pick up a bazooka and fire away! Well, now you can, sort of, thanks to the good folks at […]
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If you haven’t been then I recommend the Imax experience at the 63 building. More than likely you have been to an Imax show. If not then you’re truly missing out. The huge screen totally engulfs your vision to make you feel as if you’re part of the show. My brother and I ended up […]
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