multicultural family

Work Hard, Play Hard, Sleep Hard

Sat, 04/18/2015 - 11:35 - bosmosis

As an American expat in Korea, some things, like eating piles of meat from a grill, are pretty easy to get used to. Other things, like sitting on the eatingonfloorfloor for the hour it takes to eat it, are quite a bit harder. My American education prepared me for a lot of things, but spending scads of time on the floor was not one of them.

Calling Female Foreign Residents of South Korea to Participate in “Ms. Multicultural 2015″

Sat, 01/17/2015 - 17:39 - chrissantosra
 

Kimchi Oatmeal: the mealtime modifications of a multicultural family

Mon, 01/07/2013 - 15:01 - bosmosis

I’ve always been rather open-minded when it comes to food, and my eating habits have changed accordingly since moving to Korea. Marrying a Korean woman has added an extra dose of evolutionary pressure to my eating habits these past few years; likewise, my wife and stepkids have incorporated a lot of foreign foods into their gastronomical universe since I entered their lives. I was recently reflecting on what has changed for them and what has stayed the same as we strive to put a mutually agreeable meal on the table.

Breakfast

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