Souvenir De Cherbourg Hotel Incheon

... success of the Rock Band games,<br>there's no reason North America shouldn't get these set up.<br><br>With no last call, myself and four other diehards became the "5:30<br>Five" (ok, I just made that up now) as we decided to stick it out until<br>the metro started running again rather than take cabs. It was foolish,<br>but then, what badge of honour from a night on the town isn't?<br><br>- J<br><br>KWOTD - chonchol - metro/subway

... definite extension of our time on the toilet-less bus! I have never had to pee so badly in my life! I hate that feeling you get when you are helplessly stuck in traffic and see pedestrians making more progress than you. <br><br>The bus driver motioned for us to get off the bus at the correct bus stop. What a relief! It was 2:45 at this point, which puts us within the two hour check-in time slot (2 P.M. - 4 P.M.) on the temple stay schedule. Okay, not bad. All we needed now ...

... br><br>To our surprise the ferry docked at Jangbongdo island and not Sido. Somehow our Korean let us down, but an island is an island and we were curious enough. <br><br>We waited a moment for the ferry traffic to leave before hitting the small island&#8217;s main road. For the next 5 km the curvy road led us through pristine indigenous forest, from time to time a leafy frame through the forest wall appeared showing a picture of the sea and surrounding islets ...

... just at the hotel, but so far, there seems to be a lot of people everywhere to help you or show you what to do! When we walked into the lobby, there were 3 people to show us where to check in, people offering to take my bags etc, and at the meals, they were always walking around pouring more coffee or tea or drinks and taking your cutlery and getting you anything you need before you even realize you need it! One guy took the ...

It's been a long time since I've uploaded pictures so I can't really remember the sequence of events. I've decided I'm just going to make an album with random pictures with no organization. In this album there will be pics of parks, a Korean wedding, campus, friends, taekwondo and the national museum. Sorry for my lack of effort! I hope you enjoy them anyways.

... all seemed to forget that each of us had doused ourselves in Amanda's perfume and the poor taxi driver eventually had all the windows rolled down! Sorry! First stop, Vinyl. I love this place. It is literally a whole in the wall. If you can squeeze past the bar then you have your choice of a bench and about four stools to sit on. My favorite part of Vinyl......the drinks are served in plastic baggies! They ...

... on the 15th floor of the Egg Yellow building on the corner. We had a semi-sound proof room with a huge flat screen TV, speakers, two microphones (covered with sanitary guards), and two enormous binders full of six digit codes for songs. There were a couple hundred English songs. Lots of classics like stuff from the Eagles, Elvis, and Tom Petty. Of course there were the big name pop stars with their international hits too: Britney ...

... kinds of sights will be so much nicer once the cherry blossom blooms in April... My calf muscles were still aching when I went into work on Monday morning, but Hew and me received some good news that gave us a lift. Basically, work had decided to drop the three month review as they were happy with our performances, and our personalities. I felt a lot more relaxed after this announcement because the lesson observations were really starting to annoy me - I felt under pressure, and ...

... today I couldn't find my toque. It was damn cold and I froze my ears off on the way to work. At lunch I skated to the phone company to put time on my hand phone and thought of how nice it is to have a toque that you love. I just got off the phone with Robineau. We're planning some fun times in Ottawa over the holidays. I can't wait to be home. I am now going to go to bed without setting my three alarms; a favorite hobby of mine. Thanks for reading

... time of the lengthy stop-over. The internet cafes were all closed... and the only wireless signal I could pick up was for a pay service called NEspot (pronounced Any Spot?) I don't know why but I tried calling them to see if I could somehow get a login name and password, even if only temporary. The language barrier proved to be far too difficult to get around... so I was stuck in another boring place for 7 hours. I killed my laptop battery trying ...