Survive & Thrive in Korea
I can’t stay silent any longer. I know I’ve only been here a short time, but how on earth can one expect me to stay on the side lines, turning a blind eye to the serious dearth of insightful and meaningful blogging from expats in Korea. Really. Stop the whining! Open the drapes or a […]
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Now when the Obama finger wave starts headlining at the podium you know something big must be brewing in the big city. The focus of this particular finger pointing Geraldine Ferraro. Ferraro holds the distinction of being the only female candidate for vice president on a big ticket campaign-she held the number two spot […]
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As club names go, Club Volume fits perfectly since the deafening noise downs out the cries of discrimination. Located in Itaewon in the Crown Hotel, Club Volume is Korea’s new super club pimping a futuristic sound system and a Jim Crow door policy. Of course I should’ve known the night was barreling toward the edge […]
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No, not literally as the Hill may secretly want, but just he’s exploded all over the place in Iowa. I just found out that the new big O took out his rivals to claim the top spot in the Iowa Primary. Now, this doesn’t mean the race has been won, hardly, but it gives him […]
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Well, the year is slowly coming to a close and I think now is a perfect time to reflect on 2007. I picked up these questions from my friend Samarra’s blog. Here we go! My 2007The year is ending! So answer the following about your year: 1) Where did you begin 2007?Milwaukee, Wisconsin! 2) What […]
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I’m not sure if you know or not but this is an election year in South Korea. On December 19th a new President will reign supreme. The would be Presidents have been campaigning and clamoring throughout the country (Seoul) badgering the populace with reasons why they should be the head honcho in charge. Now, since […]
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