Hyundai Ulsan

Now i was inspired to write today's entry after an incident at<br>Taekwondo tonight... well, actually it was after class in the changing<br>rooms. I was in the middle of getting changed when this kid says to me<br>"jon, do you think you're fat?" I was taken aback obviously and yes, i<br>have led a rather high beer/low exercise lifestyle over the last couple<br>of years but still, I didn't think things had deterioated so much. so,<br ...

Today is the day that all the strain effort becomes worth while, as I have got paid and am now officially a millionaire (until I return to the UK anyway!). At the moment there is a about 1,850 South Korean Won to the pound but it keeps changing, hopefully in my favour so that I can save a load of money without having to work any harder! <br><br>The last couple of weeks have flown by... the working week is hectic as always and the weekends have been packed. Two weeks ago we had ...

... 27000 won and for that price we could have gotten so much better elsewhere. We stopped by a supermarket on the way back to stock up on supplies and managed to get some deep fried chicken there too. <br><br>We made our way back to the hotel. I'm not sure whether we had a really long day or not, but Ming was in bed by 8:30. I found "Yi Tian Tu Long Ji" (Heaven Sword and Dragon Sabre, the 2003 version) on a channel and so I started to watch that instead ...

So I've made it through my second week of teaching. I can't believe how fast it has gone! This week was much easier as I've developed a few new methods of controlling the kids, namely bribary and denial of games but it works! It's been interesting to talk with other teachers this week and share experiences, most of whom have agreed that they were surprised at how quickly they have lost their cool with the kids and have grown to hate the sound of their own voice ...

Went to Mt. Gaji Sulphur Spa this weekend as well as Seuknamsa Temple. Seuknamsa was absolutely beautiful, tucked away in the mountains (Yeongnam Alps) and has the usual array of beautiful temples, stupas, and so on. Apparently, the stupa there is one of the very oldest in Korea. <br>After that we walked down the road to the spa. And by spa, I mean bath-house. The thing about Koreans is ...

... br><br>Vicki< br><br>Isabella<br><br>Gwenevere<br><br >Frida<br><br>Kristin<br><br>Sonia<br>< br>Nora<br><br>Ariel<br><br>Gracie<br>< br>Ingrid<br><br>Julia<br><br>Bella<br> <br>Nicole<br><br>:) <br><br>They're so cute. They taught me a few other key facts about teenage girls in South Korea today... You must be either a fan of "Big Bang" OR TVXQ.... These are both boy bands, and very popular ones. IN FACT, TVXQ has won the world record ...

Hi, I just created this travel blog......now I'm at home in Busan, beginning to prepare for my trip, saying farewell to friends, etc. Next Wednesday I leave Busan for my two-week winter camp in Jeollanam-do.

Well our first situation on our way to South Korea was finding out that Lani can not take ferrys. Three hours of puking is just a bit much!! We stayed in the Haeundai Beach area. It seemed a bit sketchy but it was o.k. We slept in a Love Motel for the two days we were there. It sounds worse than it is! It's a cheaper ...

... some Korean classics. Phil requested Elvis, and he sang 'Are you Lonesome Tonight'. We decided that he should be the Korean Elvis impersonator, and we would be his agents. This time, our beers and soju came with squid, chips, greens and peppers. We only had one interval of dance time in us. A big group danced together and tried desperately to emulate us. They were awkwardly gyrating to a Christina Aguilera tune. A wonderful last night in our new favorite city- Busan.