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Last weekend, I finally got my baby laptop! It’s the Kohjinsha SA1F00. It has a 7″ screen, 100 GB HD and is a tablet touchscreen. I really like the touchscreen aspect of it, just because it really is so small, it’s easier just to touch the screen. So far, for the two days that . . . → Read More: Baby Laptop  Lately we’ve had the privilege of being able to attend two culture shows that were held in the last week. The first was at Inha and showcased the international graduate students which have come from countries such as China, India, Sri Lanka, Vietnam, and Mongolia. Each group had a different story and show; the . . . → Read More: International Harmony Through Culture, Art and Sports These guys make as much or more than university graduates (without the several years of studying and paying tuition) and all they have to do is drive a bus or sit in a booth, collect fares, and read magazines. These employees are well-known for their surliness and rudeness towards customers. This is a clear example . . . → Read More: Montreal Transit Workers Planning to Strike Yet Again… Last Thursday, some organizers for the Incheon World City Expo came to Inha with some camera men and asked a few of us foreign exchange students if they could have a short interview with us for the opening ceremonies. The expo is currently scheduled to be held in Songdo new town – 3rd district. . . . → Read More: Incheon World City Expo and the Blue House Last weekend, we went to Seoul Grand Park Zoo to see some wildlife and kill some time. We were hoping to see some giant pandas, but they only had the smaller red pandas. There were still a lot of cool and interesting animals at the zoo, especially the monkeys. Seoul Grand Park Zoo, November . . . → Read More: Seoul Grand Park Zoo Being here for more than 2 months now, I’m really starting to miss home; family and friends mostly, but also my little dog, Clever. He’s getting old now, but he still looks like a little puppy. I had him since I was 12, so I pretty much had him since I was a kid. . . . → Read More: Clever – The little pomeranian If there’s one thing that you can count on when strong alcohol (soju) is available for a buck a pop, it’s a lot of public drunkenness. Even during the day. We saw a guy on a scooter that was crashing into parked cars and laughing while doing it… during the middle of the day. . . . → Read More: Public drunkenness, pets, and changing of the seasons |
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