
10 things I LOVE about Seoul
It’s been six months living in South Korea as of today! After nearly six months living life in Seoul, there are quite a few things I’ve found I love about Seoul. Here they are, in essentially the order I thought of them (which is essentially random): 1)...The normalcy of life (AKA the surrealness of it all, part 2)
Wow… Three months here, and life is so… normal… Get up, go to work, take a break after lunch, teach some more classes, make the most of every free hour or during the weekend… Sounds so… normal, doesn’t it? Yes, life does become...
Life in Korea after 2 1/2 months
After about 2 1/2 months of living in Korea, it’s about time to start thinking about what it’s done to me. Life in Korea has truly opened my eyes to the world – not just Korea. The global mindset is dominant in talking to people who have traveled to...I’m officially an alien!!
Part of being a legitimate expat / Korean is getting your alien registration card – the card that lets the Korean government know you’re here legitimately. I’m sure the US has something similar for those who enter the country legitimately, but I...Traveling around Seoul
So far I’ve had little problem getting around Seoul – once I got used to the subway system and it’s quirks. Looking at signs isn’t usually the problem, since there’s enough English to go around. One problem that cropped up recently was...