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Half Moon Bear: April 2005
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Another Blogging Canadian in Korea. Saturday, April 23, 2005. After weeks of research I am going to Yongsan tomorrow morning to pick up a laptop and a digital camera. (and an Xbox) -ed. I can barely contain my excitement - after proving that four months of computer abstinence drastically improved my life and lifestyle, I am once again ready to poison the future with a virtual tech cokefest. Laissez les bons temps gaspiller! That works wonderfully and came with a complement of home-burnt NEW music! The jo...
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Half Moon Bear: June 2005
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Another Blogging Canadian in Korea. Thursday, June 30, 2005. End of an Era (of darkness). I am still working on my Osaka summary giganta-post, and I have to get up early tomorrow to go to the immigration office in Korea, and fill out yet more paperwork in aid of completing my visa changes. New advertising slogan : Red Tape Korea (replacing Dynamic Korea). Mind you, I wonder the same thing about Canada, for different reasons. Hi half-moon bear ( she really calls him that -ed. Grampy made a lovely toast, t...
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Half Moon Bear: August 2005
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Another Blogging Canadian in Korea. Wednesday, August 31, 2005. So I was supposed to go hiking with Chris today and I bailed without calling - then I was supposed to go to Caribbean Bay with some other folks and I bailed on them. basically I couldn't bring myself to get up in the morning. Posted by Vivec at 9:03 PM. Tuesday, August 30, 2005. The Road Goes Ever On. A) extremely cheap - only 3000 US dollars for two years(! Incredibly, although it's a new program, it's still rated 25th out of Asian schools.
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Half Moon Bear: December 2005
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Another Blogging Canadian in Korea. Sunday, December 04, 2005. My timing is anything but good as I hit things off with a delightful woman (pilates and ballet instructor) today and I learned (and forgot) about as many new Korean words as I have all year. We had coffee and tea at Kanghwamun Starbucks and I got to see about a bajillion heavily armoured 기동 경찰 (riot policemen) preparing to 'suppress the demo' as my guide put it. Yeah, suppress that mofo all the way over to this here Starbucks! Let's go back t...
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Half Moon Bear: July 2005
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Another Blogging Canadian in Korea. Sunday, July 31, 2005. I'm questioning the wisdom of even writing this post, since it will make me unpopular with some, maybe even my own family, but this blog needs some spice, and so here it is. Their supporting points are :. 1 a low level of communication means that your relationship is based on a physical level that doesn't permit of the hallowed meeting of minds that characterizes the vast majority of relationships between people who share the same culture. Especi...
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Half Moon Bear: September 2005
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Another Blogging Canadian in Korea. Tuesday, September 20, 2005. First Korean film (sans subs). I went to see this movie - http:/ www.film2.co.kr/moviedb/default.asp? Entirely in Korean and I understood the gist of it, not too difficult considering the audience and genre, but I could only laugh at the slapstick. Women, the only ones there. So I was a litle put off my game, but I still managed 2 for 3. Then we went to CGV for the movie. They paid for everything but the popcorn (! Posted by Vivec at 4:56 AM.
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Half Moon Bear: May 2005
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Another Blogging Canadian in Korea. Friday, May 27, 2005. I don't pretend to have all the answers but I'll tell you one thing: Mr. Monkey and the Hut is the most sordid rogue in the history of English learning literature. Not since the saucy and let's be honest shall we, flouncy, Jane of Dick and Jane has any ambassador to the ESL world been so justifiably repudiated. Posted by Vivec at 5:55 PM. Monday, May 16, 2005. Working for the weekend. Posted by Vivec at 2:40 AM. Sunday, May 15, 2005. I was invited...
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Blueshoe in Daegu: April 2006
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Justice, exercise, and a little bit of money explain why I'm still here. Thursday, April 13, 2006. Places been, decisions made, photos posted. I should probably write a few entries but you know how it is. The longer you wait the more daunting the task of updating. I don't think I really feel the need to come back with a bang but I have 3 months of my life that remain unchronicled. I guess I'll just jump right in. But first, here's a map of the route we took:. Eating marlin quesadillas, which are delicious.
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Blueshoe in Daegu: October 2006
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Justice, exercise, and a little bit of money explain why I'm still here. Saturday, October 28, 2006. Limbo - How low can you go? It's just really frustrating and I don't know what to do quite frankly. Posted by Blue S. Who-Two. Monday, October 23, 2006. No, it's not a shoe. It's a chair.) I also skipped to the end of the book and could still follow it and so 4 hours a day 5 days a week to practice speaking seemed hardly worth the time or expense. Posted by Blue S. Who-Two. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
