Hotel Mork Howa Busan

... are you kidding me. There is no way we would be able to eat all that. She replied back saying that they use fruit as gifts for Chu-suk, sort of like Christmas. Once we got back home, my mother, aunts, and grandmother started cooking. <br> For dinner we had, fish, ribs, pork, egg rolls, crabs, several types of kimchi, lettuce, spouts, fried potatoes, peppers, octopus, and of course rice. It is also tradition to drink makali which is a ...

... our room, Kolin s*y's, "Wh*t's th*t?" There is * light switch sized pl*te on the outside of our room in the h*llw*y th*t cont*ins * squ*re button, not * switch. He is *lre*dy pushing it. This h*d the s*me *ffect *s gr*bbing * m*ssive birdc*ge full of p*rrots *nd chick*dees *nd God know wh*t else, *nd sh*king the cr*p out of it. Birds st*rched chirping *nd hootin' *nd hollerin' something fierce... but from INSIDE our room. "Is th*t...the ... DOOR ...

... have a remarkably low tolerance for alcohol, so they were probably all wasted off their shot of soju, and glass of beer.... You don't understand, eight of the women got up to the front and did a whole dance routine...like, choreographed--and it's was almost like, a hip-hop dance.... EVERYONE was expected to sing too... Around 9pm, I finally escaped using Rebecca as an excuse, but they were not even ...

... awesome. I brought Peanut Butter Rice Krispie Treats to share with the teachers. Why did I bring these?? Well, I have no oven, I couldn't find regular Rice Krispies, and they're gluten-free :) I never know if the teachers will like my treats. They'll try what I bring, but they'll tell me they like them no matter what. That's just the way they are... But! I think they were a success! It was fun day, and did I mention I got to paint!??!<br><br ...

... enquire about ferries for the next day and discovered that at that day all ferry trips were cancelled because of a nearby typhoon. After this I took a bus to the Manjanggul Cave, the largest lava tube in the world, but was a little bit disappointed, because it was very touristy. A large lava tube I friend and I visited on the Gal&#65533;agos Islands about a year ago was much more interesting, due to the fact that we pretty much had that lava tube to ourselves. Luckily enough the next ...

... who I pass by everyday. It's a little....creepy...??? I do take some comfort in it though. People will notice when I'm gone. Koreans are very proud people. I don't want to presume, but I can almost say that I think they're proud that I'm living in their neighborhood. They keep their distance for the most part, but all have been very friendly. I'm not sure all my neighbors care, but I can garuntee you that I've been the topic of ...

... and I'm suprised at how misbehaved the students are in general. In only a few classes has my co-teacher actually quieted the kids down. I'm just going to have to do it myself. Who knew I would be considered a mean teacher??? Nah, I just expect a little respect is all. I've had hoodlums in classes back home who shrink in their chairs when I give them "the look." But it doesn't even PHASE these kids. Hmmm....I'm going to have to work on my technique ...

... the best of the 7. I'm curious what you Potter fans out there think. Overall, Busan was not remarkable, but quite relaxing. However, the next stop, Sokcho, was both remarkable and relaxing. Swimming, Soraksan-ing in Sokcho After spending a vacation-less week doing what I was supposed to be doing at school, I decided that was no fun and went on another vacation. This time to the east coast of Korea, a fun little town called Sokcho. I went with my ...

... green lights shined down on the sand. We had a couple of drinks at the Westin and all watched Moff work on producing one of the worst hangovers of his life... pretty funny. <br><br>Early the next morning, I joined this charming Indian couple (Manojch and Shipra) and funny chinese man (Adam) to the Beomeosa Temple. It was a pleasant, mystic, and serene temple nestled in the mountains. There was a light spray and misty clouds ...

... but i had a whale of a time. all along the front (it's held on yong-in beach and around the town) there are blow-up obstacle courses, mud wrestling pits, mud facials and massages, mud painting, and generally mud fun activities. to entertain the masses, they also have a stage with bands playing - some ajuma were having great fun dancing to a bunch of westerners who were covering beatles tracks. in the evening we watched one of the best firework displays i've seen in many years ...