I heart the Trickeye Museum.
Sunday, November 25, 2012
Dumpkin
You know what happens when you stuff a duck inside of a pumpkin and cook it for five hours?
Pure Bliss.
The Hallelujah Chorus IN YOUR MOUTH.
Nazi Free since '93
In South Korea, this means Buddhists, not Nazis.
Even though I know what it means, it still startles me every time a jewelry clerk
tries to sell me a swastika necklace.
Things That Are Creepy
This motion-activated robot girl who bows and tries to sell you chicken when you walk by.
Creepy, I tell you.
Heart/Pizza Full of Love
Our favorite exotic Korean pizza place likes the ladies, and isn't afraid to say so.
More Cute Animals, Begging To Be Eaten
I tell you what - if any South Koreans travel to the US, they will be mightily confused by Chickfila.
A COW asking us to eat CHICKEN?
WHAT IS THIS NONSENSE?!?!
Shame On Me
For neglecting you, my precious little bloggy blog.
My husband has been a computer hog the last few weeks, and even though I am home alone all day, I will blame him for using it two hours every evening.
My husband has been a computer hog the last few weeks, and even though I am home alone all day, I will blame him for using it two hours every evening.
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Dr. Fish
This video isn't too impressive, but those fish were chowing down.
Also, my feet really do feel way softer!
Sunday, October 14, 2012
Friday, October 12, 2012
Picture > Words; Video > Picture
That thing I said earlier? It also applies to eating live octopus.
Although, if I had to describe eating live octopus in one word, it would be "chewy".
Nomnomnomnomnom.
A Picture's Worth A Thousand Words, And A Video Is Like A Thousand Pictures
I could try and describe how awesome it was to see Psy live in Pyeongtaek, but instead of me gushing words that don't do it justice, behold: pictures and video.
Also, I can pretty much die happy now.
Also, I can pretty much die happy now.
Waiting. . .
Thursday, October 11, 2012
Floor Caste
In Korea (well, I'm sure it's like this everywhere, but I've never been high-rise apartment hunting anywhere else, so I don't know for sure) apartments get more expensive, the higher in the building you go.
When someone gets in the elevator and hits the button for a lower floor than us, we hold our heads up proudly and feel superior.
When someone gets in and hits a higher number, we hang our heads in shame, like the peasants that we are.
When someone hits the 23 Penthouse button, we back into the corner and don't even make eye contact.
Mom Was Right
I love how even the toasters here have positive messages:
"Mom was right. Eating breakfast keeps you healthy.
He who has health has hope, and he who has hope has everything."
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