AG: Civil Unrest in America
For those of you who don't know me I am an Activist. I lobby, I protest, I talk to people about the troubles that are plaguing my nation and the world (contact me if you want to talk/debate about things). Right now I am missing one of the biggest grassroots, nation wide pro…
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AG: My Korean Apartment
Let's take a look around. (So I tried for hours to edit a video on Windows Movie Maker and apparently I have absolutely no talent for video editing. SO, this was done in one take, sorry about the mistakes)
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AG: Just Say Yes
I try to live my life according to the phrase "Just say yes" (within reason) and I find overall it works out for me, especially in my travels. Last night was a perfect example of this. It started off on Thursday when my school's art teacher asked what I was doing…
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AG: An Eventful Weekend!
First off, people have been complaining that they don't know who is posting what on here even though it says our names at the bottom of each post. So, to prevent confusion, I will start the titles of my post with AG and hopefully David will do the same with DA. Is that easie…
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An Epiphany
I can't begin to explain how grateful I am for my life. Just got back from visiting my Mother's host family in Iksan and they are a wonderful family that made me feel so accepted and loved even though I just met them. Wow. I'm in Korea surrounded by amazing people l…
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David(DA) Random things.
Number of children I made cry. First day of teaching: 2 Second day: 0. Improvement! (I haven't had a single crier since my first day, but one kids played dead in the back of the classroom and refused to move.) The kids continue to pet me in wonder pretty much any tim…
Read moreA Pretty Cool Day
A pretty cool day deserves a blog post. It started off with me waking up late and running out the door. I quickly grabbed a bit to eat and almost had to chase my bus down. Every day to get to school I have to take an hour long but ride into the countryside, it suc…
Read moreI am not the brightest
Today was my first day riding the bus to school (my mentor teacher drove me for my first day of teaching). The 10:50 bus didn't make it until 11:15. (Is this normal in Korea?) The old man waiting with me was huffing and checking the time on his cell phone the whole time. I.…
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Seoul Day Trip: Watching “Hero” & Exploring Town
Awhile ago on a Friday, the entire TaLK program piled into our buses and went on a day trip to Seoul. Sleep deprived, hung over, and with no clue what was going on we are dropped off at a theater promoting a show called Hero with the picture to the left. What would you th…
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