Oh my gosh I finally have internet! I never realized my addiction to the internet was so strong but I'm glad to be getting my fix. So here are a hodge podge of pictures I have taken over the last few days.
Stanford class. I teach them 4 times a week. They are a little rowdy but they are starting to listen to me a little bit better. This was the second time I taught them. They weren't listening.
Again Stanford. The boy looking at the camera is Daniel Cho. He is so little and cute. Today he put stickers all over his face.
What I see on my way to work.
There it is. YBM ECC.
This is in Uiejeongbu. We had to cross the river on these stones. Every step I was thinking it was like that show where the Japanese people walk across the "stones" and some sink and they fall in.
Uiejeongbu Market. I find this incredibly unsanitary.
Would you like some fish?
I went to this Korean restaurant on Monday. Everything was in Korean so I was like, "I have no idea what to order." So they picked for me. It was chicken fried steak with this brown gravy, rice, corn and a coleslaw type mixture. I forgot my camera. But I went back Tuesday and got Bi Bim Bap (which is pictured above). It's rice, carrots, onions, green onions, bean sprouts, this kind of spicy red sauce, topped off with a fried egg.
A gift that was left on my bed today, Spam, tuna and oil. Spam is a delicacy here in Korea. Luckily I grew up on the stuff. Tasty :)
Stanford class. I teach them 4 times a week. They are a little rowdy but they are starting to listen to me a little bit better. This was the second time I taught them. They weren't listening.
Again Stanford. The boy looking at the camera is Daniel Cho. He is so little and cute. Today he put stickers all over his face.
What I see on my way to work.
There it is. YBM ECC.
This is in Uiejeongbu. We had to cross the river on these stones. Every step I was thinking it was like that show where the Japanese people walk across the "stones" and some sink and they fall in.
Uiejeongbu Market. I find this incredibly unsanitary.
Would you like some fish?
I went to this Korean restaurant on Monday. Everything was in Korean so I was like, "I have no idea what to order." So they picked for me. It was chicken fried steak with this brown gravy, rice, corn and a coleslaw type mixture. I forgot my camera. But I went back Tuesday and got Bi Bim Bap (which is pictured above). It's rice, carrots, onions, green onions, bean sprouts, this kind of spicy red sauce, topped off with a fried egg.
A gift that was left on my bed today, Spam, tuna and oil. Spam is a delicacy here in Korea. Luckily I grew up on the stuff. Tasty :)
3 comments:
pretty sure i love spam lol
i wish i were where you are :(
jealous!
Wow! Pretty sure those powerlines wouldn't fly here.
Horay for the internet! I love it too!
Those kids are way cute!
That food *does* look tasty!
LOL@MXC, yeah, that show is sooo funny!
The streets look awesome. Foreign countries streets look so different from ours. I saw pics of Europe and the streets are cobble stone and are way narrow.
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