Sunset Business Hotel Busan

... my efforts.<br><br>The issue of us working Saturdays had caused some tension at work, but this all disappeared when it was sheepishly announced that the classes had been cancelled due to a lack of student interest. Who can blame them given the ridiculous amount of work they are given, and it only goes to show what an absurd and utterly pointless idea it was in the first place. In Korea, the concept of 'saving face' is huge, and people put so ...

La traversee Fukuoka-Busan se fait en 3h par hydrospeed. Nous avons eu droit a bord a un film fantastique japonais assez bizarre !<br>Notre arrivee a Busan s'est passee sans encombres (on nous a pris notre temperature et nous devions remplir un formulaire relatif a la grippe porcine). Il n'y a rien a redire sur l'efficacite coreenne au niveau des informations et des banques. Beaucoup de Coreens parlent anglais, et en moins d'1h nous avions realise toutes les ...

I got a three day weekend and decide to head to Busan for one last harrah in the big city. I've bee doing a lot of self refection lately on just where I go from here and who I am as a person. I feel like I matured quite a bit and I have a sense of how I want to conduct myself and how I want to conduct relationships particularly with women. There is a sense that I'm taking stock of what I want in a mate and ...

... the Dutch girl) didn't want to go up to the summit; as she was waiting for her brother and me, she met Mr. Yang who offered some Soju (Korean whiskey) to her; when we returned from the summit, he took us to the bus stop; then he showed us the way to a nice restaurant called Darae, not the regular backpacker type; he had the entire table decorated with every single Korean dish he could think of; noodles, fish, sushi, sashimi ...

... but dirty and stinky. I guess this city folks are used to it. Bad news for uncle Walt. Unfortunately, this is how the rest of the world is... To explore the world, we have to enjoy the great and the stinky too!!! By the way, special treat for Walt, if you ever decide to visit Busan, I have found a special treat from home: Krispy Kreme Doughnuts. I strongly recommend "GreenTea Cheesecake" doughnuts.

... controversy right now is over George Bush sending South Korea contaminated beef... Didn't happen, but the people are trying to get rid of their president right now, so the public will believe anything. The media actually told the Korean people that they have a gene that makes them more susceptible to Mad Cow Disease! And Koreans believe EVERYTHING they're told... I joke, but it's a real concern here right now. There have ...

... I just think that they shouldn't have to have English names on top of it. But alas.....I did it. JUST my after-school girls, AND I only called them nicknames. I know their faces by now, but I really want to call them by name, and I just haven't been able to learn them all. I've been told by other English teachers that they really enjoy having English names, too. Anyway, this is how I did it...<br><br>I decided if they were going to get ...

... wanting to learn to "Know when to hold 'em" in Korea). We ended up fiding our way in to a couple of the bars in down town that night and had a few drinks. Jan commenced to "talk trash" about how could I let a girl outdrink me. To make a long humorous story short, the night ended with us having to jump off of the subway before we even got to our destination, catch a cab, and Jan getting her head rolled up in the back seat of the taxi. Like I said, it ...

... megbeszéltük, hogy kés&#337;bb újrahívom &#337;ket, már akkor küzködtem a könnyeimmel, utána szinte sírtam, annyira örültem, hogy hallom a hangját. (Hiába, anya csak egy van!) Aztán mikor újra beszéltünk, s nyugtatgattak ( a maguk módján : "kislányom, te akartál kimenni, úgyhogy tessék er&#337;snek lenni!" - én ezt a mondatot már el&#337;re hallottam lelki füleimmel.) :-)), akkor már jobban éreztem magam. Pár percig... Mert mire felértem a szobába, Kriszta várt az újabb h ...

... and bought the tickets. There was a really bad singer in front of the station, but we stopped for a few minutes to listen anyway. In the subway station, on the way home, Sound of Silence was playing through the speakers, and we thought we'd show off our vocals for the other passengers. After all, we had to sound better than the performer we had just heard. Back at the room, I painted my nails and gave myself a mini manicure. I'd never thought I ...