Survive & Thrive in Korea
It’s so hard to say goodbye, especially when you’ve become quite happily settled in a place Thankfully, I am not quite ready to say goodbye to Korea yet. You’ve probably noticed that I’ve been tweaking the layout and content of the blog, slanting it toward a Korea/Japan angle. I still have six weeks left in […]
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This week I finally got around to buying a Dlsr camera. I’ve been on a hunt for one for the past two weeks. Of course, I first scoured the internet for reviews about all the entry level models. There’s tons of information out there to sift through. Everything from the Nikon D40 and Nikon D80 […]
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Even if you despise photography the old seoul station building is a sight to see all by itself.
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Desperately searching for a bite to eat after the near disastrous Hoegarden bar and restaurant, Rebecca and I scoured the streets (actually we jut walked a few feet) and found Cote Dor. Let me preface this by saying that Cote Dor’s lovely name matches the exterior of the building. The soft lighting and decorated wooden […]
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In case you haven’t heard there has been an international event going on in Seoul. Since December 18th the International photography festival has been wowing photog enthusiasts and newbies alike. I plan on going this saturday at 230pm. The place is the old Seoul Station. To get there go to Seoul Station and take Exit […]
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I know, I know I am a few days late posting this, but better late than never, unless of course I was posting this on December 31, 2009 which wouldn’t be too much better at all. So without further ado! 1. Money I am notorious at spending huge amounts of money on frivilous items. […]
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