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More Kimchi, Please! Life as a Fulbright ETA in South Korea. 1 Year Anniversary of Being in Korea. July 15, 2011. I love these girls! I entered the classroom to find this and all the girls singing a goodbye song. Final Lunch with Students. Patbingsoo with Dong-hee and Yun-seon. My family! Noraebang (Korean Karaoke) Surprise Farewell Party with 20 students! Until we meet again, Korea. 안녕히계세요. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. 1 Year Anniversary of Being in Korea. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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More Kimchi, Please! Life as a Fulbright ETA in South Korea. This blog is not an official Fulbright Program blog and that the views expressed are my own and not those of the Fulbright Program, the U.S. Department of State or any of its partner organizations. 2 responses to “ DISCLAIMER. June 21, 2010 at 11:03 PM. Do they make kimchi flavored ovaltine in korea? December 22, 2010 at 4:28 AM. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:.
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School Festival and Sports Day | More Kimchi, Please!
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More Kimchi, Please! Life as a Fulbright ETA in South Korea. Some Shots of Seoul. Happy Birthday in Korea! School Festival and Sports Day. May 23, 2011. I couldn’t believe they had a full band and dancers! So the above girls are actually ALL boys. Pretty good convincing dancers as well! These girls (with some guys) did a rendition of Grease in Korean. The next day was Sports Day (no classes again! Being able to hang out with my students and getting free ice cream! Teachers were ready as well…. Create a f...
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More Kimchi, Please! Life as a Fulbright ETA in South Korea. Newer posts →. April 18, 2011. For 3 nights, 4 days, all ETAs gathered together for our second Fulbright Conference held on Korea’s #1 honeymoon spot, Jeju Island! I guess that was kind of pithy, huh? View from KAL Hotel in Seogwipo. Jesse, Sean and I buying Hallabong. I thought it was special to Jeju but it's actually a Japanese hybrid citrus fruit simply grown near Mt. Halla. Me and my best buddy, Esther. March 20, 2011. The Return of Big Bang.
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October Travels Around Korea Part IV: Haenam and the End of the Korean Peninsula | More Kimchi, Please!
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More Kimchi, Please! Life as a Fulbright ETA in South Korea. October Travels Around Korea Part III: Busan. More kimchi, please! October Travels Around Korea Part IV: Haenam and the End of the Korean Peninsula. October 25, 2010. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. October Travels Around Korea Part III: Busan. More kimchi, please! Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). Notify me of new comments via email.
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Surprise Party | Riding Seoul-o
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A Fulbright Year in Korea. Live-Fire Artillery Drill →. December 14, 2010. This past week, my third grade club students cunningly planned and successfully executed an awesome surprise party for my birthday. There was cake, confetti, balloons, music, and then I was summarily showered with gifts to help me stay warm this winter. It looked something like this:. Looking classy as I eat. Ju Won, master of ceremonies. The best boys this side of the Yeongsan River. View all posts by Jim →. Naju-si, Jeollanam-do,.
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Josh is Abroad: Spring has Sprung
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Monday, April 18, 2011. This past weekend, a group of friends and I went up to Seoul to attend the annual Cherry Blossom festival, a popular Spring event that attracts thousands of visitors. For many East Asian countries, the blooming of the Cherry Blossom tree officially marks the beginning of the new season, and numerous festivals take place all over the region:. In line with Korea's obsession with cutesy depictions of everything,. The complex itself is grandiose- in many ways, the museum seemed to fun...
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Josh is Abroad: The Big "G" in "HK"
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Sunday, January 30, 2011. The Big "G" in "HK". To put things in perspective, I spent more money that night than I did during the past 6 days in Mumbai. Granted, room and board were covered by Rahul's relatives in India, but Hong Kong is by no means a cheap place. Sanam, her friend Vrishant, and yours truly. Comparative to India, of course.). To put things into perspective: A view of Hong Kong's skyline, circa 1986. A view of Hong Kong's skyline, circa 2009. I went to my first horse race! I also visited L...
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Josh is Abroad: July 2011
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Thursday, July 7, 2011. Back to the Beginning. Back in the Fall of 2009, myself and other Pitzer College Seniors spent countless hours crafting our Fulbright Applications, in hopes of traveling the globe in the name of intercultural understanding. Our fantastic Fellowship Advisors supported and guided us through the application process, paying special attention to the important Personal Statement. As outlined on the Fulbright Commission website,. 14 drafts later, I crafted this:. Months of freedom during...
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Josh is Abroad: April 2011
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Monday, April 18, 2011. This past weekend, a group of friends and I went up to Seoul to attend the annual Cherry Blossom festival, a popular Spring event that attracts thousands of visitors. For many East Asian countries, the blooming of the Cherry Blossom tree officially marks the beginning of the new season, and numerous festivals take place all over the region:. In line with Korea's obsession with cutesy depictions of everything,. The complex itself is grandiose- in many ways, the museum seemed to fun...
