I know I've only been here for one day, but so far everything is a little more Americanized than I expected. I mean, not reeeeally. Maybe mostly in Seoul. There seems to be a very solid Expat culture, which is great...but...Groove Magazine says, "Things that will make Korea better: CRAFT BEER." Dudes, why are you in Korea, just move to Seattle, you know?
In any case, I'm very knowledgable after one day, clearly -_-'
I'm sure after a few months here, I will feel very different. It's just surprising! Thoughts of globalization/comfort/culture...my ideals have changed since college, but I've still got it in me. It's hard not to notice and consider. I'm sure this will come up again.
Things to eat: Dak Galbi 닭갈비 . Okay, at least I think this is what I ate. Fried rice and chicken with vegetables. All of the restaraunts here apparently serve one kind of thing in different varieties, which makes it simple enough. My coworker treated me to some delicious Dak Galbi in downtown.
Today I start teaching. Well, today I start watching teaching. I doubt I'll be doing any actual teaching. Good thing I bought so many STICKERS.
There's a typhoon coming towards Japan! How do these things work?
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