Hotel Sapphire Busan
302-1 Dong Ri-Dong Saha-Ku Busan, 32807, Korea Rep.
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35 hours of work/fun/travel aha
... which is basically 2 rooms the living/kitchen/bedroom and a toilet/on-suite. The room is only marginally bigger than my bedroom at home, so pretty snug, it is free however and how most Koreans live. It has everything you need.
Tomorrow I'm going to explore Busan on my own, a big fish market (I'll try to eat some) a temple and a sauna (getting naked!).
Enough. Maybe tomorrow I'll have time to fully take Korea in.
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Busan: Confusion, Conversion and Consternation
... though his notes. Luckily there was no useful English to be found and after an hour of really teeth on edge awkwardness, he decided to leave and find sleeping quarters somewhere else. I try not to be mean—after all, I have a particularly kind face that I should live up to—but frankly, I could care less if I was rude. With the entreaties at the fish market, the shopping mall at Yondusan and now on the ferry, I just want peace and quiet. Clearly ...
Haedong Yonggungsa Temple & Fisheries Museum
... leading down the steps to the temple.
Being in korea for almost a year now I've seen a lot of temples, including the main ones Haeinsa, Bulgoksa, Beomoesa, so I thougth it would be just another temple and nothing special anymore. But this one is different and felt like I was seeing something new again.
First you go down a long staircase with an arch gateway at the bottom, leading to an arched bridge crossing a sea inlet overlooking ...
Släp-poks-raks-aiih!
... n merkitystä voimankäyttöön. Ruumis natisi ja poksui. Myöhemmin kuulin, että hän oli sanonut muille tilassa olleille, etteivät turistit uskalla vastustella toimenpiteitä siinä tilanteessa, mutta valittavat kovakouraista käsittelyä päästyään pois saunasta. Minä olin lähinnä niin häkeltynyt, etten osannut pyytää hellempiä otteita.
Kaiken kaikkiaan kokemus oli mieleenpainuva. Olo oli vetreämpi seuraavana päivänä ja iho ...
“When I left you, I was but the learner...
... and into the jungles of the Amazon.
"I hope you wrote a lot. Now, no talking during part three."
I reeled off the vocabulary for the spelling test. Each word delivered twice in a robotic monotone. By now the children were starting to take this a little bit more seriously. Heads down, they crane to hear what I say.
"Number 1: This. This.
Number 2: Is. Is.
Number 3: Not. Not.
Number 4: A. ...


