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Sunshine through the rain
... In an open, paper cup. Oh man. After my blood was drawn I was given my own paper cup and pointed to a bathroom. Unfortunately they didn't have a Western toilet, they only had the squatty potty type. I got to use these in India, so that's not that big of a deal, but I've never had to use one where I had to pee in a cup (and not pee on myself or the floor). I am proud to say that I didn't embarrass myself (except for the fact that I am talking about bathroom business on my blog).
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Might be princess latifah yet a fabulous pandora j
... Fighting Man song again at the bar of the door. everyone looked at his face. was a wonderful. if hell. Fighting Man eyes swept the entire bar. have not not that innocent girl like a girl leaning against the arms international friends.
international friends and those who are angry with a look. staring Fighting Man song this life and life to prey away ...
Seoul: Run, DMZ! (aka Ahoy, North Korea)
... train station waiting for the day of reuinifcation.
Setting off from Seoul, you start to get a flavor of what lies ahead. The tour guide tells us all to cheer up and be happy, while we zoom by the Han River, which is barbed wired up the wazoo; apparently in an attempt to intimidate the North if they ever invade or infiltrate down to Seoul. And while we're being told about the multiple security checks and how we're not allowed to take pictures for ...
Party time in Hongdae
Still recovering from my hike up Hallasan, I arrived back in Seoul a few days before my flight to spend some time with friend Colin James from UBC, who had come over here to teach English for a few years. We were sharing a hostel room and the plan was to hit the town and party in Hongdae, as good a party area as I've ever seen. The streets were packed with young Korean university students looking to have fun and we were looking ...
A strong finish in Korea
... so for the game in Ansan the Korean Rugby Union had arranged to have a team of English translators to help the foreigners involved with the tournament. I was picked up at the airport by the Rugby Union and my interpreter. She was a 20-year old girl who is studying at the University of Michigan, and did her high school at Shaw****n Lake in BC. Knowing a few people about 3 years her senior who went to Shaw****n, I asked about a couple of them and was amazed that ...
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