Greetings and salutations, my excellent friends. I hope you’re doing well. For some time, I’ve been a technophile. I had my first computer when I was in the 7th grade….

Seoul has no shortage of museums, but two of my favorites are located in… make that under Gwanghwamun Plaza: The Story of King Sejong and The Story of Admiral Yi….

Hanging out in Pangasinan (the Philippines) offers no shortage of beautiful and amazing sights to visit. Probably one of the best known Catholic Churches in the entire archipelago happens to…

This past week, I took some time out to record the Seoul Podcast. Check it out! LINK

This past weekend, Jo and I ventured out to Seoul Plaza with our friends Becky and Tor to ice skate. Each year the city builds a massive rink on the…

I love teaching in Korea. The thing that makes it most rewarding, is the students. They really are some of the brightest I’ve ever come across in my nearly twenty…

I did manage to take a few photos while on the Hundred Islands. Enjoy.

There are thousands of beautiful places in the Philippines, so it’s no wonder it’s called The Pearl of the Orient. On our recent holiday to this amazing country, Jo, her…

From tomorrow’s post and video!

It was a long, long day. Tuesday, January 4th rolled around in Korea, and I knew it was going to be a tough one. In 24 hours, the organizers at…

While out in Seoul this past December, Jo and I exited Oksu Station (Line 3 and Jungang Line) on our way to a friend’s place. Standing beneath massive bridges that…

When I was preparing to travel to the Philippines this past summer I had a mission: find and eat balut. For those not knowing what this dish is, let me…