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Teacher Trip to Buyeo

I had a blast on the last teacher field trip, but I didn’t want to get my hopes up that there would be anymore.  But in honor of the commencement of the first semester, almost all the teachers went on … Continue reading

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Ordering furniture in Korea

With Koreans being connected to the internet 24/7, it’s no surprise internet shopping is so popular.  Ordering something online seems easy enough, but I was a little hesitant to do it since I didn’t want to screw up the order … Continue reading

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Hyeonchungsa Shrine

It’s nice to get away from the urban sprawl.  While I consider Cheonan to be a nice city, a day in the countryside is always appreciated.  Luckily for me, the bus terminal is right next to my apartment, so I … Continue reading

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5 Korean School Culture Quirks

I could never pretend I am an expert on the Korean public school system but after working in two different schools for a few months, I have noticed some quirks.  These quirks are new for me, as someone whose entire … Continue reading

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Baking without the baking

If you walk into any Korean kitchen you will notice quickly that there isn’t an oven.  I would consider an oven to be a staple in American homes, but Koreans lean more towards  soups and stir-fry instead of cookies and … Continue reading

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Pizza Redemption, Sports Day, MERS scare

I must admit I haven’t gone on many adventures lately.  Part of that is due to the weather getting warmer and I don’t want to start sweating on a crowded bus to get to my destination but it also has … Continue reading

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Gamcheon Culture Village

Every city usually has something that makes it unique.  But I’m finding most Korean cities look similar, especially in more recently developed areas with the same high-rise apartments, the same coffee chains, and the same restaurants. I was quite pleased … Continue reading

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City by the Sea

Busan is South Korea’s second largest city and the largest port.  But this past weekend, it was also host to about 40 English teachers for a culture trip. We set out on the KTX, Korea’s high speed train at 7:30 … Continue reading

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Pictures from Taejosan

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Hiking Taejosan

If you enjoy mountains and hiking, then Korea will probably suit you.  Even though my apartment is in the middle of downtown Cheonan, I can walk a short distance past the highway and busy intersections to Taejosan.  There are also … Continue reading

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