Paradise Hotel Incheon

... rows of tall trees flanked the drive way.......our temple?!?!?!? The only path we saw was to followed and old dirt road through private land. Our presence and chatter alarmed a Korean family who was having their Chuseok dinner in their front yard. I would have caught me of guard too if seven loud foreigners can trudging up my driveway! <br><br>Finally! We arrived at the majestic buildings! We read the sign out front near the tall gate and.....it was a damn school!!! Not our ...

... muuten käytetään yleisesti metallisia, toisesta päästään litteitä syömäpuikkoja. Hieman haastetta, kun yrittää syödä jotakin liukasta. Metallin käyttö periytynee niiltä ajoilta, kun ylimystö käytti hopeisia puikkoja testatakseen, onko ruoka myrkytettyä. Jonkinlainen kemiallinen reaktio paljasti, onko eväs syötävää vai ei. <br><br>Illallisten yhteydessä on usein ollut tarjolla myös kulttuurielämyksiä eli täkäläistä tanssi- ja musiikkitaidetta eri muodoissaan. Näihin esityksiin on ...

... her own bicycle with her flowery dress and pink high heels. Her heels got caught up and slid of the paddles. She ended up on the carrier and the boy friend had to peddle with power in his Sunday outfit.<br><br>At the ends of the bridge linking Madu and Sindo islands are statues of figures playing and running on the rocks welcoming you to Madu. These might be there to prepare the visitor for the erotic statue beach garden of artist Lee. Lee turned his beach ...

... went on. It was at a small park with two stages. The music was great and it was loaded with beautiful people. I had an internal chuckle watching some GI's wrestle around on the grass. One dude had a huge tattoo on his back with a US<br>flag, barbed wire, and the words "WAR", bone chilling. Greg, Jordan,<br>Sarah, Stephanie, Apryl and I were there not more than 20 minutes when a dude in dreads approached me and asked me how my hot dog was. He then asked me if I<br ...

... yeeeep." He wanted to strike up a converstation with Elena (Koreans love her!). He was asking creep questions like, "where do you live?" " where are you going?" "what park?"......then he commented about how delicious Elena's coffee looked! "That look good.......I hungry......you give?.......I have?......" So she gave him the coffee and then he took off!!!! He didnt look like he couldnt afford his own coffee, but alas, he wanted ...

... during my winter break. And I really want to go to Nepal at some point too! Flights in Asia are actually really expensive. All the places I want to go to will cost me about $1000 round trip! At least the cost of living is super low once I arrive in these countries. Hotel rooms are about $5-7 a night and food is cheap. I have heard and read that you can get by super comfortably on $20-25 a day. I want to travel for a living......where do I sign up for that?!?!?!

... wandering around although it's way too early to think about souvenirs, with potentially another eleven months ahead. I've barely taken any photos since arriving either, as I will have ample opportunity in the future. I looked upon this initial jaunt as a way of familiarising myself with the city and it's highlights... Korean people are much more abrupt/direct than the Japanese, often pushing in front of you in queues and the like. Despite this, I still found ...

... from stopping a running inner dialog as can be seen above. As I ran I often tried to decide if the water buffalo that escaped the lion's jaws was more fortunate than the lion that actually made a kill. Or would I be more content with cheering for a lion making a kill and not going hungry or a water buffalo escaping and leaving a hungry lion. I guess I can be content with knowing that nature has a way of balancing hungry ...