Survive & Thrive in Korea
The other day I had a surprise waiting for me in my in box. No, it wasn’t a virus thank the internet gods. I won something! Now to the vast majority of youthis may not seem like a big deal, but trust me, it is. I never win anything.My luck totally sucks when it comes […]
Continue ReadingJust this Wednesday on September 2 the Korean Herald’s Expat Living section featured a story on Joe McPherson of www.zenkimchi.com. The story focused on the new Zen Kimchi Dining section of his website. His aim is to create a place to find all the info you need on the restaurants in Seoul and throughout Korea. […]
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Chan woon Park has got to be one of my favorite directors. He’s the guy behind JSA, Old Boy, Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance, and my ultimate favorite Lady Vengeance. He also did a comedy called I’m a Cybor, but That’s Ok, which I never saw and have been meaning to download.Getting back on track, his […]
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Have an intercom but don’t know how to use it? Tired of using it as a mirror or place to put restaurant menus? Then you’re in luck because I’ve translated my intercom just for you! Now you can buzz guests in instead of walking that extra two feet to the door! You can call for […]
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Before I came to Korea my picture of the country was of a pious nation of Buddhists and Christians living in spiritual calm against the tide of insanity from the North. Well, that picture shattered quickly. In a city where stiletto heels and short mini skirts are common work attire my eyebrows raised. Commercials showcase […]
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The hub of Korea’s foreign population, Itaewon is one of the places to go when you want to party all night with expats. You’ll find everything from Jamaican Reggae to Irish pubs. Itaewon has what you want, now go get it! Club Caliente The patrons are so diverse, DJ Josh sometimes has a hard job […]
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