Survive & Thrive in Korea
I have sad news to report: I broke up with my Macbook. I know, I know, you’re thinking we were so good together and that we were so happy! Well, sorry to burst that bubble but things never were really that great between the two of us. I mean, it started out fantastic. It was […]
Continue ReadingHello, I’m studying in Korea for 2 months now, I really love it, and your blog is one of the references for living here as a foreigner. So first, thank you for doing this so smartly ! I just have a question because today I saw again this tv advertisement for the Penstyle-Olympus camera, […]
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So, it’s been a few weeks since the fall season started and the time has come to do a quick round up of what I’ve been watching. Really, the pickings were few since I’m not a big fan of serious looking crime scene investigators or shagging hospital staffers. Still, I managed to find a few […]
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Thanksgiving Roundup Cross-post with Seoul Eats with additional information by Daniel Gray One of the downsides of being an American abroad is that when one of our holidays rolls around you may find yourself waving the stars and stripes alone on the Fourth of July or barbecuing a single hot dog for Memorial day. This […]
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Vacationing in Phuket offers travelers a number of different activities to enjoy. You don’t have to spend the entire day relaxing on the beach, though that’s a worthy option if you care to do so. However, if you have more energy than it takes to bring the pina colada to your mouth then you may […]
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I thought I’d share the insights I learned from my Korean friend walked me patiently through the intricate maze of the Korean rental system.
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