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| Two things I haven't seen in Korea since idk...september: green leaves and BRIGHT blue sky :) |
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| With all my boredom from not having to teach this week I've been doing a lot of trip planning and apartment decorating. I'm "in grad school mode" as Lexi tells me, and am hoping to make my room look somewhat similar to the one pictured above. |
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| This is the (literally) RED HOT concoction I was talking about in my Facebook status yesterday. If you look closely you can see a moving octopus. Yes they stuck a live octopus right into my spicy stew... |
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| In today's edition of random things my amazing co-teacher brings me: 2 hard boiled eggs for Easter. Yes, in an adorable box, little buttons that say easter, jesus, love. Whhhhaaaaattt a sentiment. |
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| Check out the easter spread (this was only half of it) at Jason and Julie's yesterday. Great american food, great drinks, and even better company! No complaints about Easter sunday in Korea. |
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| Artsy picture |
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| Note that was found at the bank. We can't decide if it was a korean learning english or an english learning korean. But, key expressions: "you're going to fast","do i look sexy," and "can you get me one more drink." |
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| Anyone need a mass supply of Korean VHS's? I can think of one person who would want nothing more. |
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| Okay ya'll. I officially dub it "flip flop season." Got my toes did and will not be taking these babies off until September! |
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| Check out the super official badge i'm supposed to wear per new school policy. Will definitely not be happening Pyeongtaek Middle School. |
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| Happy Birthday Aimee Simone! |
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| Passover Seder at Chabad in Seoul. Chag Sameach everyone! |
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| Royal burials tombs. Gyeongju, South Korea |
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| Cherry Blossoms in bloom. Gyeongju, South Korea |
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| The Seoul subway match is starting to look like a work of art to me. |
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| There are so many things wrong with this picture. |
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| My friend Jacque loves getting her hair done, even if it means temporarily being able to pick up radio stations |
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| Cool vintage cameras. |
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| Fire Kimchi |
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| Brooke, Liz and I running the 10k in Seoul. I ran it in 60 minutes which was pretty great :) |
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| Stumbleupon emailed me telling about pages that they think i will be interested in. |
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| Shout out to B and A (even though they don't read my blog) |
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| So kids with umbrellas. Who cares you ask? Well today was an important day not to forget your umbrella because the rain today kids, this rain was radioactive. The Korean news reported that by some amazing gravitational shift, the wind started blowing east to west and the nuclear waste from japan is somehow ending up in our rain clouds. Schools were canceled, people retreated to bomb shelters (well maybe i exaggerate), it's utter pandemonium. |
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| What up spring flowers :) |
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| I found these gorgeous cabinets (granted not my style) just sitting out on the sidewalk. Who would throw such nice cabinets away? |
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| The masses coming out of the high school for dinner. They stay in school until 10 so it would only be fair to let them eat for a bit. |
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| Some of the students standing in shame because they got caught going to family mart for ramon. I love when they get in trouble, and find it wildly entertaining. |
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| The first sign of spring! Hazahh! |
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| One long island, two straws. |
“Travel is more than the seeing of sights; it is a change that goes on, deep and permanent, in the ideas of living.” – Miriam Beard.
