Survive & Thrive in Korea
This weekend in Itaewon I noticed a couple of ladies sitting in front of Starbucks with a little table. They were signing up Americans to receive their absentee ballot. These gals from Democrats Abroad will diligently stay out there every Saturday and Sunday from now till November to get as many potential voters signed up […]
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The folks at the New Yorker have a long standing tradition of political satire. From the cover of Bush and his cabinet conducting a meeting in shoulder deep water post Katrina to the cover of Bush playing house maid, dusting off a lounging Dick Cheney the staff at the magazine has long been known to […]
Continue ReadingYou know what? When it comes to the portrayal of the candidates’ wives I am sick and tired of the constant missives being fired at Michelle Obama. What ever happened to that vast liberal media that Fox news is always crying about? I never see or hear a criticism of Cindy “Pureheart” McCain on the […]
Continue ReadingThanks to a tip from my pal Amanda over at Life in a Suitcase I decided to try the readability test from, Juicy Studio, on my website. My site is readable for someone in the eighth grade. Maybe its time to break out the thesaurus. Reading Level Results Summary Value Total sentences 2480 Total words […]
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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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