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It's kind of quiet on the eastern front, folks.
In non-Korean news, I finally got my fourth and final offer letter for graduate studies, the one I decided to accept. So I'll be studying Linguistics for a year at the University of Brighton next year. It's near London.
An American's experience teaching English in Ulsan, South Korea from 2008 to 2010.
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I found this blog while trying to look for the local Science Channel's website, and there are some good articles in it. I found the entr...
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It's taken me quite a long time to figure out the garbage collection system here. I still don't get it completely. It's very str...
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In Korea, they don't have the bathtub/shower combos that we have, typically, and they don't even have bathtubs. Or shower stalls. Th... -
I've gotten the pictures from Emily now, so I've added them below. Yea. The annual Mud Festival on the west coast in Boryeong was... -
Ulsan Grand Park is the coolest part of the city so far. I only live three blocks from the main entrance, too, so I can go whenever I want. ... -
This weekend was the Taehwa River Festival in Ulsan. Leon described it as the "shittest festival ever" and I have to agree. Admitt... -
There are a number of days celebrating groups of people in May, including Children's Day on May 5th and Teachers' Day on the 15th. ... -
In looking through the tourist brochure for Taipei, I saw there was a zoo, and that it was easily accessible via the subway. I decided I wou... -
My second day at 4 Rivers I went with a couple families to the nearby Tatai Waterfall. We took about an hour-long boat ride to get there. ... -
November 11th is an unofficial holiday for children and couples, as I found out yesterday. It's kind of like Valentine's Day. Appare...
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