Grand Hilton Hotel Seoul

... out that my job would consist of the students, rotating into my class once a week, which meant i would have to prep and teach 20 different classes a week, memorizing 200 different names and correcting 200 papers! maybe that's normal, but to this novice that seemed like more than i had bargained for. so i quit. kudos to mrs. c and professor h. i don't tknow how you do it...the kicking and screaming and ...

... food and caught a cab home. <br><br>It was the funniest ride because he didnt really understand us and we pointed to our map to say where we wanted to go. He had a GPS in his cab so we could keep track of where we were at and we could use hand gestures to tell him to go left and right and what not. He took us there easily and pointed out that we're next to the university and next time we could just say that instead. What a nice man! <br><br><br><br>

... enjoy variety of ethnic dishes at food court and even watch movies in 3 minutes walk from your room! On the other hand, however, you may lose your way to hotel reception as there are few signs guiding guests toward hotel entrance &amp; reception.<br>In fact, hotel entrance is located between front entrance of <br>Shinsegae Department Store and Times Square; reception<br ...

Last night we went to a theater performance called Nanta Cookin'.  They did not talk, but they beat kitchen utensils to make music.  It was really funny too, it had a plot.  They also actually cooked- it smelled so good.  And they got the audience involved.  I really wish Chandler could have been there, because he would have LOVED it!!  They travel to the US sometimes, so we should look online and see if they willl ever be near Seattle.  Otherwise, Chandler will ...

... br>After the meal, I then started to wash the dishes. She protested, but I told her that I knew how and could do some of them. She could do the rest. I washed most of them :)<br><br>I would like her to see that there are guys who will treat her as an equal. That she can expect a lazy guy to help out. I don't know what she thought of it. But she said thank you. I hope that she just thought of it as my gratitude for her being hospitable :)

... tiring also. After getting up late and having breakfast on the walk over to Chongmyo Shrine, we met up with our free english speaking guid provided by the korean tourism board. (yes i am no longer using proper capitalization, that is how tired i am). anyway, went to the shrine and met the guide there. he turned out to be a retired history professor and gave us a very good history lesson about not only the shrine but other things as well. Saw an rehersal of a celebration of a king's ...

... live one). But compared to what Canadian citizens are doing in Afghanistan, I have no grounds for complaint. As I hear the body count rise as committed Canadian soldiers do their best in an uphill battle, I have not anything to complain about except the need for peace is imperative, how and when is the big challenge. As I began to dabble in war I read this today: North Korea has said it would regard any rocket intercept as an ...

... with the people working. One time in a north face store I kept asking "Will you get anymore in stock?" after many attempts the girl said &#8220;spring&#8221; I was intelligent enough to &#8217; realize that the new spring line is coming in, this is a coat, so winter season is over&#8230;that means they aren&#8217;t getting anymore in stock! Sometimes you just have to know a ...

... out in Sinchon once, on New Year's Eve, but Julia knew her way around, so after grabbing something to eat, we parked ourselves in a bar and shared a couple of pitchers. It was interesting to hear her stories as I was close to joining her at that particular academy, but alas I didn't, and the occasional vent aside, I'm pretty happy with the way things have turned out. Julia still has 7 or 8 months left on her contract, so I'm sure we'll meet up again soon for a big night out...

... the holidays. Koreans don't beat around the bush when it comes to personal appearances. They're straight shooters and tell it as it is. I learned in my early days here that comments/critiques are welcomed if not full on encouraged. So a little "your hair looks nice" or "you look great since you lost weight" goes a long way. Of course this social behaviour will be placed in the archives of world social code once I return to Canada, so as ...