Holiday Inn Seongbuk Seoul
3-1343 Jongam-dong, Seonbuk-gu Seoul, 136-090, Korea Rep.
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A day in Korea
Anyong Haseyo! Hello from South Korea!
We arrived in Seoul very early this morning after a 14 hour flight from JFK New York. My birthday was spent in the air...and was only 6 hours long! But I'm now 22! We'll make up the day when we come back to the U.S. later. After our flight landed we had no trouble going through customs and finding our way around the airport for awhile. We had a scheduled tour of Seoul for the day since ...
Seoul with SeAhn
... right next to another American Army base in Yongsan. It was a hopping place with loads of bars and restaurants. We went for dinner at an incredible Italian restaurant and split a pizza and lasagna. It was awesome! We stayed at the restaurant for a couple hours before finally saying goodbye. It was awesome spending the last couple of days in the city with SeAhn. I just hope I can repay her for the meals some day in Edinburgh or ...
Seoul searching
... we didn't see any kind of disturbance to warrant this kind of police presence. Figuring maybe this was just a standard Saturday night in the heart of Seoul, we shrugged and walked on.
Annie's directions were most likely accurate but got lost in translation (this will be a recurring theme of the evening), so we wandered aimlessly, during which time my culinary adventurous husband purchased a few shiskabobs from a street vendor. I have no ...
A day at the DMZ
... in the 2 weeks we've been here I've become accustomed to not speaking to strangers, and just smiling alot instead, since it's unlikely we'll be able to understand each other.
Then we were off to the 3rd tunnel, one of 4 North Korean-dug tunnels planned to provide the North access for an invasion to the South. Displaying capitalism as it finest, South Korea has turned North Korea's offense into a popular tourist attraction, ...
Final goodbyes
... broken English she said "I miss you." I couldn’t keep it together anymore, I became so close to this family. They made me feel right at home in the Philippines, catered to our needs, cooked for us, cleaned for us, this family truly became my family.
I hope one day I will be able to return to Tacloban, they children, volunteers, workers, and families I met will forever have an impact on my ...



