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Bikes in front of Cafes

Tue, 10/16/2012 - 19:43 — foreignerjoy

The bike in front of the cafe must be a charming way to get customers inside. "Oh, look at me! I'm a cafe with a trendy bike in front of it. Come in, and enjoy your Americano on ice in this comfy place!"

Or maybe the two just naturally go together...
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2012 WKB Tour - Day 2

Tue, 10/16/2012 - 02:15 — GiselaVerdin

Excitement and that I-don’t-know-what’s going-on is how I started the Day 2 of the WKB Tour, we knew we were meeting very Important people at KOCIS that day, we knew there would be Cameras and we will have to answer some questions, but we never imagined what was waiting for us at KOCIS’ offices…..
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WKB Tour 2012 - Welcome Dinner in Seoul

Fri, 10/12/2012 - 01:22 — thejessicasteele
Dinner at Bulgogi Brothers in Seoul Finance Centre with my new blog friends.
L to R: Ema, Annabel, Grace, me, Gisela, Dorothea, and Maria

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No Naps Allowed: Hamilton Hotel Pool in Itaewon

Wed, 10/10/2012 - 23:32 — devanrosey

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Story of the Blue Star (푸른별 주막)

Tue, 10/09/2012 - 23:16 — mmpkorea

Name: Story of the Blue Star (푸른별 주막)

Location: Insadong

Reviewed by:Mamas ’& Papas on: 22nd September, 2012

Thoughts:  Story of the Blue Star has had a lot of positive write ups, the Huffington Post even calling it “One of the coolest little bars in the whole world”.  It is a rustic and relaxed little  spot, hidden in the back alleys of Insadong in a converted Hanok.  It’s run by a famous stage and film actor, Choi Il Soon, whose true passion is travel.  The food is all organic, the makgeolli fresh and unique, and the atmosphere cozy and comfortable.

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Taejongdae Park (태종대공원) in Busan

Mon, 10/08/2012 - 21:08 — tgates209
Taejongdae lighthouse scene
Taejongdae Park is located not far from my neighborhood in Yeongdo-gu, Busan - an island right off the tip of Busan next to Nampo-dong shopping district.  Yeoungdo is home
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Buddhist Temple | Seoul, South Korea

Thu, 10/04/2012 - 23:28 — IWillWander

Buddhist temple in Seoul

 

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2012 WKB Tour - Day 1

Mon, 10/01/2012 - 05:14 — GiselaVerdin

Hi everyone!, as you know last week I traveled to Korea for a tour among other WKB bloggers,  first I would like to thank KOCIS (KoreaNet) for inviting us on this wonderful trip and for recognizing our work as bloggers :)

A special thanks to Suh, Jeong Sun (Director – Global Command Contents), Han Jeon, Cathy and Grace for such a warm welcome!
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How to Apostille Your Diploma and CRC

Sun, 09/30/2012 - 08:35 — tgates209
So much documentation to get to Korea.  It just seems like an endless supply of records, tests, confirmations, etc, etc, etc...
On top of it all, getting documents stamped or certified just adds more layers of "stuff" you need to do to get to Korea.

Apostilles are a way to certify the authenticity of foreign documentation.  You will need to get an apostille for diplomas and criminal record checks (CRC) so you can receive your visa to teach in South Korea.
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Ministering to the Homeless in Busan, South Korea

Sat, 09/29/2012 - 11:33 — tgates209

Homelessness in Korea
It can't always be about yourself.  I've always had a heart and calling for the homeless no matter where I was.  Not only are we commanded to care for the poor, but it is also a growing experience as well.  It is difficult to walk away from a day with those who are truly in need, and not feel more grateful for everything you have.
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Typography Exhibit: Tokyo TDC Seoul 2012

Wed, 09/26/2012 - 18:50 — foreignerjoy

Typography: known as the process or art of arranging types and printing from them. Basically evolving from writing stuff down to making it available to the masses. Certainly the history of typography is something of interest, but why not check into a gallery celebrating contemporary works in the medium?
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Teach English in Korea: How to Get Your Reference Letters Done Quickly

Tue, 09/25/2012 - 15:05 — tgates209
Reference letters, although not difficult, can take some time.  If you request a reference letter from someone you will be dependent upon their ability (or willingness) to take time out of their day to write it, print it, sign it,  scan it, and email it to you.  If you've asked a former boss to provide a reference letter and they truly are busy (not all bosses are created equal) then it may be very difficult for them to take time out to do it.
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Yook-sam building teacher! (field trip)

Sat, 09/22/2012 - 10:49 — foreignerjoy

 It's been a while since my school went on a field trip and so we finally went on one last week. Our destination was the infamous 63 Building in Yeoido. This was my second time venturing to the building, as I visited it a while back with me ex.

As for this field trip I wouldn't say it was the best, as the building really only offers so much. However, the kids seemed to have a good time. Immediately we went to the top and enjoyed the view.
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Everybody ((still)) Wants To Rule The World, right? –Super!Sonic in Seoul–

Thu, 09/20/2012 - 00:08 — devanrosey

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Hola Seúl!

Wed, 09/19/2012 - 23:25 — GiselaVerdin
안녕하세요!

Después de 24 horas de aviones, espera en aeropuerto y demás... Por fin llegue a Seoul!
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