A view of the buildings near the Hagwan where we work. Kim and Lee Language Center (our school) is on the far right. A Dunkin Donuts is nearby and a cool little cafe called Etre which has delicious espresso drinks. The woman who owns it speaks really impressive English.
This is a shot of one of the many bike racks you see around Korean cities. It's unusual to see a bike locked to anything but itself.
A photo of some tasty pork rib soup we enjoyed a few weekends ago in Seoul.
A beautiful shot of Kristin and our new Australian friend John after a long night of drinking and an early morning venture home.
A daylight depiction of the building where Kristin and I live. Our apartments are cozy little efficiencies with everything one might need but an oven. Our neighborhood is called Maetan-Dong Samsung Youngweon. We are near giant Samsung high rises and a hospital (i.e. youngweon). It's what we say to the cab drivers anytime we are taking a taxi back home. We're about an 8 minute walk from work and five minutes from Teresa and Anthony.
A view of the buildings near the Hagwan where we work. Kim and Lee Language Center (our school) is on the far right. A Dunkin Donuts is nearby and a cool little cafe called Etre which has delicious espresso drinks. The woman who owns it speaks really impressive English.
This is a shot of one of the many bike racks you see around Korean cities. It's unusual to see a bike locked to anything but itself.
A photo of some tasty pork rib soup we enjoyed a few weekends ago in Seoul.
A beautiful shot of Kristin and our new Australian friend John after a long night of drinking and an early morning venture home.
A daylight depiction of the building where Kristin and I live. Our apartments are cozy little efficiencies with everything one might need but an oven. Our neighborhood is called Maetan-Dong Samsung Youngweon. We are near giant Samsung high rises and a hospital (i.e. youngweon). It's what we say to the cab drivers anytime we are taking a taxi back home. We're about an 8 minute walk from work and five minutes from Teresa and Anthony.
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