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Teaching English in South Korea. Walk Like a Korean. July 12, 2011. A well known ‘problem’ foreigners have in Korea is predicting at what speed and in which direction a Korean is going to walk near you on the street. They are notoriously erratic in their travel from A to B and one must always be wary. I have become mostly numb to this specific issue (except for the occasional krazy who walks. July 4, 2011. Was the reh-tard who couldn’t understand because I only know nine words in Korean. I stood there co...
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Walk Like a Korean | The Wanderlust Diary
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Teaching English in South Korea. Walk Like a Korean. July 12, 2011. A well known ‘problem’ foreigners have in Korea is predicting at what speed and in which direction a Korean is going to walk near you on the street. They are notoriously erratic in their travel from A to B and one must always be wary. I have become mostly numb to this specific issue (except for the occasional krazy who walks. Usually (70% of the time). We are supposed to eat at 12:30 every day. And by ‘supposed to’ I mean...I have arrive...
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Schooled | The Wanderlust Diary
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Teaching English in South Korea. Cloudy with a Chance of Dying. Walk Like a Korean →. July 4, 2011. When one spends everyday at school with students who still don’t know how to ask to use the bathroom or employ the past tense of ‘go’, it is sometimes easy to forget that these kids are actually pretty smart. Today I was reminded of their intelligence, though, when they tried to tell me a joke and. Was the reh-tard who couldn’t understand because I only know nine words in Korean. 8230;Sword in the Stone?
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Finding Cheese in Korea: Jeju Redux
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Finding Cheese in Korea. Yet another expat blog. But with cheese! Wednesday, September 21, 2011. I've been back in Korea for almost four weeks now, and I'm amazed at how strangely normal everything here seems. The trip home was fabulous, but I was actually pretty happy to get back to my apartment, my friends, and yes, even my job here. I may not miss Korea itself very much when I leave, but I sure will miss my people. Apparently our first time in Jeju. On our second day on the island, goaded on by the pi...
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The Flip Side: 11/1/10 - 12/1/10
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Wednesday, November 24, 2010. Bombs over Yeonpyeong Island or HOLY CRAP WE'RE GETTING BOMBED. First I would like to take this opportunity to point out the obvious fact that I was not blown up by North Korea. Second, I would like to let you know that there was no kind of military activity of any kind going on in my city. Interest there is nothing to worry about right now. That didn't stop me from registering with the embassy though. And also after reading this. Tuesday, November 16, 2010. When they stab y...
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Teaching English in South Korea. Newer posts →. Weird Shit On Korean TV: Bob Ross? June 13, 2011. I lived in Chicago when Bernie Mac. Died, and everyday the terrible bus I rode as some karmic punishment (read: my commute) went directly beneath this enormous billboard of Bernie Mac’s grinning face and everyday I was like, “Man, that guy died of the. The grim face of mortality. So anyway, guess who I spotted on TV the other day: Bob Ross. And not in the capacity you might expect. I say to you, the same.
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Disclaimer | The Wanderlust Diary
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Teaching English in South Korea. Further, while it is more noble to be diplomatic, understanding, accepting and/or appreciative of all. Cultural differences experienced in another country, it’s not nearly as fun. More importantly, however, it is not a true reflection of what it really. Like to live somewhere so different from the place one may be accustomed to. And finally, for any haters that be hatin’, we don’t care. Walk Like a Korean. Cloudy with a Chance of Dying. On Hydration * UPDATE*. Join 46 oth...
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Finding Cheese in Korea: I love Tuesdays
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Finding Cheese in Korea. Yet another expat blog. But with cheese! Tuesday, September 14, 2010. Tuesdays are the best day of the week. I only have to teach two classes and they're both small and with my favorite co-teacher. That means I have the rest of the day for lesson planning! Or productive procrastination (a.k.a. blogging), as the case would be today. Lucky you. This particular Tuesday is made even better by the fact that last night I bought a bus ticket to Busan for Chuseok. Posted by Cheese Seeker.
