This August it’ll be two years living in Korea. I think two years enough time to figure out what you like and what you don’t like about a country. I believe that no matter where you live, you’ll find things to like and whether or… Read More »Little Things I love about Korea
After high school, I never thought I’d play baseball again. In college, I played softball with my friends, but that was 6 years ago. Since then, baseball has barely been a part of my life, only the occasional standings check to see how the Yankees… Read More »Back to Baseball
People who say they can’t watch movies with subtitles are missing out on a whole world of amazing movies, particularly Korean ones. I was first introduced to a Korean movie eight years ago while searching for movies to watch. It was Oldboy and at the… Read More »A World Unknown to Most, Korean Movies
Lasik is something I’ve wanted to do in Korea since before I came. I knew it was a common procedure and that it was significantly cheaper than the US. I didn’t plan however to get it done this February until about a week before I… Read More »Lasik In Korea
Waiting at the bus stop I sometimes feel as if I’m Jim Carey in the Truman Show; standing there waiting, the same people pass at the same moments everyday. How would I know if they were actors or not? So far the set has remained… Read More »Busing through Boseong: Life as an Observer in Rural Korea
After spending some time in North Korea I can say that it’s not as bad as people imagine. Just kidding, I only spent 4 minutes there and it was all inside the conference room within the DMZ. Last Tuesday I was in Seoul and did… Read More »A Quick Visit to North Korea
The day we left Seoul was a traveling day, nothing was planned other than arriving to Busan. We did not however think we were going to arrive as late as we did. The trip under normal circumstances should have taken 3 hours 45 min to… Read More »Chuseok Part II: Busan