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Juvenile Scripts of a Flip's Own Koreanovela
- Added on: Jun 7th, 2008
- Country: Philippines
- Language: English
- Author: Ella
- Listed in: Personal Career & Jobs
- Tags: south korea juvenile koreanovela soliloqy
Recent Posts
On Speedy Korean Weddings
One of the very first adjectives that I came up with to describe my first few months of stay in South Korea was QUICK— quick, quick, quick on anything! Quick subway travel time, quick (brisk) walking of people on the streets, quick (rushed) doing o...
Trip to the Seorak Mountains
It was a random and almost careless mention of a plan to go to the Seorak Mountains with a friend, as she browsed on a Korean survival guide book while we were on our way to one of our earlier “cultural travels". We were practically preparing for o...
Hwaseong Fortress
This is my second time to celebrate Thanksgiving Day in South Korea. I remember just staying at home last year, so I don’t think I can still forgive myself if I lock myself up in my room again. I have long been craving for travel that will technica...
On Korean Men
I am practically surrounded by Korean men in my workplace, and while my officemates would probably say how they’ve barely managed at least a full-hour casual talk with me given such “aloofness” that I exercise inside the office, I must say that...
On Jimjilbangs
Jimjilbangs are a pretty common place to go here in South Korea. They are public bath houses or saunas that help you keep up with your personal hygiene as you get bored with your same, old bath tub and find it inappropriate for a relaxing, night-tim...
Korean 'Masaji'
I first cried over a severe back ache that started with a stiff neck back in January of this year, enough for my housemates to rid themselves of such an unbearable face, as they finally brought me to a nearby massage place when it has reached my low...
The top banner of the blog is wonderfully imposing... creates an aura when you visit the first time. The posts are all about the life and experiences of the blogger and there are nice pictures. The only down side of the blog is too much advertising clutter. Too many elements on the side bar... should be curtailed to make a better presentation...
Posted: July 2nd, 2008 | More Reviews From srinidhilv | Report This Comment