Our last official day. We left the hotel at 8:30 and walked next door for breakfast. The team is ecstatic that we are wearing our uniforms for the last time. Everyone has decided that white shirts and blue pants will not be part of their wardrobe for many days to come. We ate at a fish restaurant with the huge live blowfish in a tank as we walke...

So here i am day 2 in seoul, went out last night and got pretty drunk drinking some Soju which is a spirit that loads of koreans have with their dinners and while on nights out. It tastes kind of like vodka and it's drinken in shot form, horrible stuff, when in rome though! Me steven and his korean girlfriend Jenn went into town on the subway an...

Koreans are unique people. I've been here almost 4 months and I am still learning things that astonish me. First off, I owe an apology to all the Koreans out there. You do know how to walk. I don't!! It turns out that Koreans walk on the left side, where as us westerners walk on the right side. This was a custom picked up by the Japanese from th...

On a recent Saturday night out in Seoul, I found myself wallflowering at Hodgepodge in Hongdae, in the early hours of what was technically Sunday morning. Having spent most of the night with my dear friend Nicole, I surveyed the remaining troopers in our pack, all young, mostly single men like myself--aren't we always 'mostly' single--and saw th...