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1391-66 Jung-Dong, Haeundae-Gu Busan, Korea Rep.
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Back to School and Arcades
... horizon in the glaring sun was great. The colours of the leaves still held onto the bright yellows and reds of autumn. Very relaxing.
After I went out to Hyundae beach, the most popular beach in Korea, it's actually quite impressive with the skyscapers licking the edges of the sea. I tried to have a bit of a snooze, but it was quite cold, and no Koreas were sitting on the sand...
Later on I met up with Mark to see the famous bridge, it was pretty impressive...
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A Wet Weekend
Not that we appreciate what a weekend is anymore as everyday feels like the weekend to us. Unfortunately we only have two weeks of this luxury left as we sit here outside on the top deck of a ferry headed for Japan.
We left Seoul on Friday to spend the weekend in Busan, a beautiful coastal city. Busan is South Korea`s second city, located on the south east corner, it is well known for its golden beaches.
When ...
Busan and beaches
... Earth was going on. Was North Korea attacking? Earthquake? Tsunami? All of the possibilities ran through my mind. I saw some people try to cross the street and they immediately got whistled at. What's going on?! I saw two police officers so I asked them what was happening and they said it was "training." Training for what? I found out later from a guy at my hostel that the same thing happened in Seoul at exactly the same time. He lives ...
Dance Dance Korean Club Style
... was still not quite what I saw at the club last night (although I have seen it in clubs before).
3. Kkong Kkong E (콩콩이). Example videos are HERE and HERE and HEEEERE for good measure. This seems to be focused on feet movements and not so much arms. In the last vid the step, if you can't read Korean, is called the strawberry step, although I can't for the life of me figure out why..... The ...
You Look So Young For a Man of 2,555
... down my arms, and this was only increased by the sight of so many people moving hypnotically together. With my social circle consisting mostly of other Western English teachers, my vegetarian diet which dictates I mostly cook for myself, and the many cable channels showing TV shows from back home and America, it is often easy to forget I am in another country. But this sound instantly transports me with ...



