Spring Snow
It is officially Spring but yesterday it began snowing in the afternoon and continued through the night, covering everything in a thick wet blanket of snow. By morning there were…
Category: Living in Korea
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Happy Suwon
Saturday was a relatively warm day here – highs in the 50’s – so Dulce and I took advantage of the warm weather and went on a little adventure. When…
Dulce Goes to School
The director of the school I teach at asked me to bring my dog in for the students to see. Dulce is well trained and socialized so I had no…
Show Me The Money!
The official currency of South Korea is called Won. The paper bills most commonly come in denominations of 1000, 5000, 10000, and 50000. The coins most commonly come in denominations…
Rolling to Seoul
Riding the subway can be an adventure no matter what country or city you are in. Yesterday Johnnie and I took the subway to Seoul to pick up our…
Recycling Day
We collect our recyclables in bags in our apartment and take it out once a week. The apartment complex has very specific hours the residents must adhere to when taking…
Angela-Teachah
I wasn’t planning on working while we lived here, but an opportunity came up that seems like a fun way to pass some time and get more out of my…
Water 물
The water here is not good to drink – at least that’s what we’re told. It’s clear and it has no odor but those things don’t necessarily mean that it’s…
Playing Pool
Last night I went with a small group of friends to play pool. It was actually a brightly lit pool hall, not a smokey bar with pool tables. Only a…
Plugged In
When using electrical appliances in other countries, you have to be aware of the type of voltage and the type of plug. While there are many different types of plugs…