Survive & Thrive in Korea
One of the best days on my Beijing trips was the day of the Forbidden City. My foremost experience with the Forbidden City was the Movie The Last Emperor. Well, there were no opium drugged concubines scampering around or conniving Dowager crones, but despite that tiny disapointment the Forbidden City more than lived up to […]
Continue ReadingI know its been awhile since I’ve posted about my trip to Beijing, but better late than never, right? This time I want to share the day we spent at the Summer Palace. The Summer Palace is also known as the garden of nurtured harmony and its highlights include longevity hill and the kumming lake. […]
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Yeah, yeah, hate me if you want to, but I will come out and confess that I love Rain. No, not the cool drizzle falling from the skies on a hot summer night, though I love that too, but the Korean version of Usher who has poplocked and shoulder rolled his way into my heart. […]
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The Austrailian Open is underway down under and Korea has it’s very own Lee Hung Taik already making waves into the second round. Now I discovered that in Korea if a Korean player is in the tournament that they will show that match over and over and over no matter what. During the US Open […]
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Gangnam-gu is one of the mos affluent districts in Seoul. The area is teeming with high end boutiques, trendy cafes, luxury hotels, and mega high rise condos. If you want to watch the power shoppers in action then Gangnam is certainly one of the places to people watch. Besides the shopping opportunities, I really liked […]
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