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Tag Archives: South Korea
Quite Possibly My Last Post from Korea
Introduction Before I begin, dear readers, I want you to get a good look at the following picture. Study it long and hard. This is one of many things that no one ever tells you about teaching. According to Hollywood, … Continue reading
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Tagged chunk the groundhog, coronavirus, cute, death, hawaii, Korea, nihilism, rest in peace, Seoul, South Korea, teacher, teaching, Teaching in Korea, tourism, vacation
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Here’s an Update (Because I’m Bored)
Introduction Funny true story. Every summer the good doctors of Seoul find something new for everyone to panic about and get tested for. One year it was the flu. The following year, it was the bird flu. In 2015 it was … Continue reading
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Tagged Anthony Adams, Baby Laugh a Lot, bork, Christmas, creepy, creepypasta, Dostoevsky, funny, Gabe the Dog, HaHa Davis, jiu jitsu, Korea, memes, Mista GG, Moscow, obesity clinic, Pom, pomeranian, Russia, Russian, Russian literature, Russian travel, Seoul, South Korea, Tolstoy, travel, tuberculosis, vacation, weight loss, YouTube
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On Peace Talks and Snowboarding
Greetings, dear readers, and welcome back to A Day With J (South Korean Edition). A lot’s been happening here on the peninsula lately. For starters, you might have heard that the 65-year standoff between the North and South might finally … Continue reading
Something You Need to See and Hear
There’s nothing I can add to the following video with words, dear readers, so I’ll just quickly give you some context and let it speak for itself. Last Friday (November 24th) was our school’s annual orchestra concert. There were a … Continue reading
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Tagged ability, amazing, Ayn Rand, band, classical music, excellence, exceptional, gifted, Korea, music, musician, orchestra, piano, prodigy, proud teacher, school, Seoul, South Korea, students, teacher, violin, wow, young musician, Ziegeunerweisen
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What’s in the Box?
Few of life’s simple pleasures are as exciting for people living in foreign countries as the pleasure of receiving a package from home. It’s like a surprise birthday or Christmas present in a way. You get home from work, you … Continue reading
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Tagged Bill Kauffman, boo berry, Brad Pitt, communism, count chocula, Evil Dead, Finnegans Wake, franken berry, Fright Rags, general mills, Hattori Hanzo, horror, James Joyce, jolan foldes, Kill Bill, Korea, Korea Post, libertarian, Little Debbie, localism, localist, lost package, monster cereals, Noir Nouar, Quentin Tarantino, Reese's, Reese's peanut butter, Seoul, Seven, small towns, socialism, South Korea, Stalin, street of the fishing cat, timepieces, United States Postal Service, USA, USPS, watches
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My Last 4 Months Explained in 10 Questions
Alright, dear readers, let’s cut to the chase here. I haven’t posted an update for four solid months now. By regular standards, that’s a pretty long time – a full third of a year! – but online, it’s practically an … Continue reading
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Tagged Bill Kauffman, classic country music, Delta blues, dogs, horror, hulabilly, Korea, liberals, libertarian, monsters, new year's resolutions, Nikolai Gogol, Orrin Grey, pittsburgh, resolutions, rockabilly, Seoul, separation anxiety, South Korea, stephen king, Trump, update, walker percy, Wendell Berry
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