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Sumptious Seoraksan National Park (NP)
... had the French bread and cheese that I’d bought and Jennifer shared cooked corn on the cob. Ofer supplied chocolate digestive biscuits and it was all washed down with water, so we were both physically and mentally replete, by the time we decided to continue hiking.
After a toilet visit, I lost Ofer and eventually had to concede that he’d have to make his own plans as we’d clearly missed each other. Jennifer’s back wasn’t good, ...
Seoraksan: Hiking galore
... So with memory, I headed back to Seoul to arrive at Come Inn again, where I'm back in the bed I began with and met up with a couple of people from when I first arrived in Korea. And drinking again, so it's like I haven't left Seoul at all. Which means tonight is rehydrate and sleep and tomorrow I'm meeting up a Korean I had met in Japan a month ago and then sending off Claire (one of the original hostellers) back to England. Sounds like more drinking to me.
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Imádok sízni / Crazy for skiing!!
A hétvégén nagyon koncentrált munkával megírtam 2 előadást és egy hosszú dolgozatot....
Ezért megérdemeltem, hogy ma elmenjek egy jót síelni!!! Visszatértem Yongpyongba és kölcsönzött Solomon lécemmel többszörösen végighasítottam a havat a pályarendszeren :-) Sajnos csak nagyon gyenge kék és durva fekete pályák vannak, semmi "piros". Feketére nem mentem, így maradt a gyakorlás a kék utakon. ...
Unbelievable Ulsanbawi
... Two wonderful 6th grade girls sit on either side of me every week and tell me in English what I am eating at lunch time.
I have my adult class on Friday at 11, which is by far my favorite time of the week with Brooke and Angela(English names). I get a chance to learn Korean and have fun conversations with them, as they understand and can speak English very well. I am so happy to have met them and have the opportunity to have ...
March: beginnings and endings
... known for sitting still or settling down. In a few months I will probably do the same, but having members of the waygook (foreign) family suddenly disappear left me paddling in a violent wake of "The Temporary Life." Always coming, always going, always missing someone in every country.
The silver lining of living abroad has a touch of gray.
Regardless, the coming April promises spring. . . maybe Korea will begin to ...
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