Survive & Thrive in Korea
In the mood for Egyptian delicacies? Then look no further than Ali Baba in Itaewon. To be honest, I had no idea what exactly Egyptian food would look like. I figured that it couldn’t be like other Middle Eastern food if they took the trouble to highlight that it was specifically Egyptian. However, the food, […]
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This past weekend my friend Steven and I trekked over to Hongdae for the last day of the Fringe Festival. While there we stopped into a cool little eatery named Dawn’s Cafe. Dawn’s Cafe is a trendy little spot that serves sandwiches and dishes with lovers of brunch in mind. I had the chicken sandwich and […]
Continue Reading[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pgwI_zDhVvU&hl=ko&fs=1] Did you see her? I hope you did, because if not you missed one of the best speeches I’ve heard in a long time. She did what she set out to do: establish without a doubt that Barack and her have the same core values all Americans share. She presented herself and her family […]
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Here are the pics from the Summer Hi Seoul Festival. I actually only spent a morning there and so missed out on a lot. Yet I still managed to take in the event and check things out. The Festival was held down by the Han river near Mapo gu Bridge. There were tables, tents, event […]
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Well, the week is almost over and after that obvious lip synching travesty foisted off on the world it’s about time to think about what truly matters in these Olympic Games: GOLD BABY! So far, as of today, China leads with 20 freaking gold medals, followed by the United States at 10 with South Korea […]
Continue ReadingYeah, this is a bit late, but I still think worthy of a posting. A couple of months back CNN’s omnipresent reporter at large, Christine Amanpour, undertook a herculean task of reporting inside North Korea and living to tell the tale. I had seen the commercials on CNN advertising her big special and I meant […]
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