
Two weeks ago, I was very honored to be part of this very elegant and wonderful celebration of love – keeping both traditions and beauty of weddings. It is actually the second wedding I have attended as a friend of … Continue reading
Kuching and its Thousand Cats There is something in Kuching that will catch your attention the moment you arrive in this small quaint city. These are cats. Cats in robes. Cats with crowns. Cat Monuments. and, of course, real stray cats. You’ll … Continue reading
Gyeongpo Lake Cherry Blossoms Festival 2016. Last April 9, Arbie and I decided to spend the peak of Cherry Blossoms in Gangneung, Gangwon-do. This was because we were trying to avoid the huge crowd in Seoul, Busan, Gyeongju, or somewhere else … Continue reading
Dear Non-Teaching Job Seekers in Korea, At first, it was simply a game of chance. I sent my resume to almost every job recruitment posted online. One week later, some companies read my letter a couple of times in a … Continue reading
There are two kinds of travelers around the world: the noob and the expert. The experts may have experts the ups and downs of travelling – they may have been pickpocketed before, got left behind by their plane, got lost … Continue reading
Two weeks ago, I was very honored to be part of this very elegant and wonderful celebration of love – keeping both traditions and beauty of weddings. It is actually the second wedding I have attended as a friend of … Continue reading
This post is written from a D2 visa holder perspective. There might be differences on the required documents if you have no visa yet or you own a different type of korean visa. D10 visa is the ‘Seeking for Employment‘ … Continue reading
August is fast approaching. More and more students are sending me messages or posting comments on this blog to ask for tips about how they should go prepare for the Korean Government Scholarship Program. All I could say is that … Continue reading
Monday night, Arbie insisted that he’d spend his holiday with me despite the huge pile of paperwork we both have to do! Nevertheless, we decided to just chill at the park nearby my place. Came Tuesday morning, while I was … Continue reading
Closer to the stars, closer to the moon, closer to nature, closer to 봄 (Bom/spring) – this seemed a fitting theme for last week’s trip with KBS 춘천 at Hwacheon County. It only took us 45 minutes to an hour … Continue reading
“새해 복 많이 받으세요” (read: Sae-hae bok mani ba-deu-se-yo) or as many would call, “Happy Lunar New Year!” In Korea, this particular event is called Seollal. It is one of the most awaited holidays among Koreans and it is best … Continue reading
Remember how I worked with KBS Chuncheon for a few days just before Seollal? Well, the good news is that they already aired the documentary last night! The bad news is that I still couldn’t find a way to grab a better … Continue reading
I actually did not have any plans of buying any apple product especially that I was drooling over the newly released samsung galaxy note 4. I fell in love easily with the note 4 after trying it out in a … Continue reading
There were 12 million foreigners who visited South Korea last year and I am quite sure that majority of them only roamed the usual places in Seoul. Say – Gwanghwamun, Seoul Tower, Hangang River, and etc. Yes, Seoul has a … Continue reading
Korea Tourism Organization (KTO) spilled a secret on how to rock your summer beyond sea, sand, and shells! Read on to know how we #WowKoreaSupporters had a blast for 3 days and 2 nights in Kangwon-do. Fishing, Farming, and being … Continue reading