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Across the Other Pond: Life in Daegu, SK: January 2011

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Across the Other Pond: Life in Daegu, SK. Friday, January 21, 2011. Have a Fish Snack! The bus is provided by DMOE and I catch it down the street near Bisan-negore (Bisan junction). I normally head toward Seomun Market and downtown when I leave my house so my morning walk to the other side of my neighborhood provides me with new sights everyday. Hmm, where should I put my bike? In between all those drying fish over there. Koreans have an unusual affinity for dried seafood. You can find stands peddlin...

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Across the Other Pond: Life in Daegu, SK: August 2010

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Across the Other Pond: Life in Daegu, SK. Tuesday, August 31, 2010. I wished for a yellow-haired teacher! Medical exams, opening bank accounts, buying furniture, and taking care of all the little things, that I don't have time for social interaction. Yeah, I know, I said that. Who knew? How old are you? Which when I said 22 caused quited a stir, I still don't know why), and then the stranger questions like, "How tall are you? And "You like kimchi? I smiled and said, "Well, now you've got one! Well, this ...

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What’s goin on? October 3, 2011. Despite the “nm” answer i give on quick IM chats when asked what’s going on, a lot has been going on. too much, actually. some good. some not so good. To start with something super good. There’s a test for 6th graders on a couple subjects. it’s like the ISAT for korea. and it is a HUGE DEAL! Ha) so we studied hard! Finally, we got our results last week. DRUM ROLL PLEASE…. 2 students out of the WHOLE GRADE were below. THE WHOLE GRADE! We passed every subject! I love my par...

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I can never think of witty titles. June 16, 2012. These past couple months have probably been the most hectic days i’ve had. ever. I’ve had worse days, happier days, yadda, etc but i don’t think i have expereinced or learned so much about people, work, myself, God, and just life in general in such a short span of time. I finally feel like I can breath and reflect. You’re my all, you’re the best, you’re my joy, my righteousness. Favorite part of my day 3 →. On June 21, 2012 at 10:47 pm. You are commenting...

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October 17, 2011. 다 표현 못해도 나 표현 하리라. 다 고백 못해도 나 고백 하리라. 다 알 수 없어도 나 알아 가리라. 다 닮지 못해도 나 닮아 가리라. 그 사랑 얼마나 아름다운지. 그 사랑 얼마나 날 부요케 하는지. 그 사랑 얼마나 크고 놀라운지를. 그 사랑 얼마나 나를 감격하게 하는지. Next Post →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out.

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Across the Other Pond: Life in Daegu, SK: November 2010

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Across the Other Pond: Life in Daegu, SK. Thursday, November 25, 2010. I Really, Really Hate Running. But I'm doing it anyhow. For no particular reason. Despite the fun to follow, this is my first race ever. As many of you know, I'm not exactly athletic and I am anything but a runner. I love yoga and kayaking and will on occasion go on a gym kick, but running? I just hope I can stick to it until April. Wednesday, November 10, 2010. Culture Shock is a fascinating phenomenon, and one I've experienced plent...

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Across the Other Pond: Life in Daegu, SK: July 2011

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Across the Other Pond: Life in Daegu, SK. Sunday, July 24, 2011. Food is fuel but to many of us, it is something so much more. Food is an experience, a lifestyle, a religion. Food conjures up every emotion on the human gamut. It’s a big deal. So when one’s food environment is rapidly changed, emotions can run wild, whether for the better or worse. Why there is an antipasti bar and wide selection of hummus to choose from. How about Mexican? Korea has a well-established local cuisine. Some of its speci...

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Across the Other Pond: Life in Daegu, SK: On the Way Home...

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Across the Other Pond: Life in Daegu, SK. Tuesday, May 3, 2011. On the Way Home. My students have a bad habit of following me home. They've figured out where my building is but have yet to divine which apartment is mine (which may prove difficult to keep hidden as my kitchen window looks out onto a fairly well-traversed alleyway). Upon exiting school, I was greeted by a gaggle of my former 6th grade boys who are now in middle school. Of course it was the first boy who ever followed me home. He giggled an...

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Across the Other Pond: Life in Daegu, SK: Sharing Is Caring

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Across the Other Pond: Life in Daegu, SK. Saturday, April 30, 2011. My kids drive me crazy sometimes. Like when they won't stop chatting away in the middle of class or insist on following me home and begging to take a look around my apartment. But most of the time, they are complete gems. I never pictured myself teaching elementary school children. Most of those who know me were likely shocked when they heard I was to be an English teacher for small children. "Erin, children? View my complete profile.