Archive for July 2nd, 2007
Chah-mae – Korean yellow melons you eat with the seeds
Tangerines in the winter – they are so cheap in the winter
Cheap food delivery – you can’t beat the price, the speed and the taste
Work ethic of people – I’ve never seen so many people who work their butts for $3 (American) an hour…
So, I got this flyer in my friend’s Korean local newspaper today and it had a bunch of pictures of lambs on it, but the man behind them wasn’t your ordinary sheep herder. He was Korean. I took a closer look at the flyer and it looked like the green, lush fields from back home (Seattle). [...]
I’d argue there are definitely some things missing here, but it’s not a bad primer to read before moving here.
Overview:
Living in Korea can be an eye opening experience if it is your first time immersed in an Asian culture.
Housing
To accommodate the wide range of people living in Korea, there are many different types of bachelor [...]
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Recent Comments
Korea Society RSS- Rhythms to Make the Heart Beat Faster
- Korean Cars Drive to the Top: A Look at the Korean Car Industry
- Meeting with H.E. Lee Myung-bak
- China-North Korea Relations: 60 Years Between Friction and Cooperation
- Cybercrime and the Global Economy: Implications for South Korea and the U.S.
- Interview with Director Park Chan-wook
- TradINNOVAtion: New Trends in Contemporary Korean Architecture
- Quick & Easy Korean Cooking
- Ambassador Stephen W. Bosworth
- The Obama Administration and an Economy in Distress: Labor and Employment Law Challenges facing Korean Employers Doing Business in the U.S.
- CNN’s Asia Stories
- Thai officials investigate arms cache
- Pakistan blocks deportation of 5 Americans
- Attack on Afghan police post kills 8 officers
- Remaining Philippines hostages freed
- UK premier bunks with troops in Afghanistan
- Korea Midfielder Ki joins Celtic
- Pakistan PM backtracks over offensive
- Arrested Americans moved for security
- Dozens of inmates escape from Philippine jail
- Philippines lifts martial law order
