Survive & Thrive in Korea
I absolutely adore this picture. It emulates a philosophy I strongly believe in: always support & help your neighbour – it does not hurt to help people. This picture also reminds me of my first month in South Korea. My co-teacher decided to take me to a traditional Japanese restaurant. I was so gassed! I ordered my favourite: udon noodles. However, my gas levels deflated rapidly when the waiter said they did not have any knives or folks.
Continue ReadingLove the blog, great nom de plume. I am wondering what it is like being an “older” ESL teacher there, most tend to be in their 20s. I lived in Seoul a long while back and want to return to teach ESL and diving. Does Yongsan still have a big US military presence there? How […]
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Well, it looks like another group of folks are getting a taste of what it’s like to be an English teacher in South Korea. The Aussie Lacrosse team has been held in quarantine for swine flu in Seoul just like the ESL teachers who have been all over the blogosphere. All in all 27 people […]
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Halloween is just around the corner and I know now is the time for the mad costume scramble. Don’t fret if you’ve waited to the last minute to put together your outfit. You won’t have to cobble together old clothes, recycled objects, and random street crap to find that magic costume. Instead head over to […]
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