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January Across Korea
Nagan Folk Village-December 2009
November/early December 2009
October Pictures 2009
Busan-August 2009
Seoul-August 2009
The trio from Magic Time 2
There is never a dull moment.
Fun times..
Where the two fingers thing comes from, I really don't know. But everyone does it!
One of my favorites...oh wait....teachers dont' have favorites.
This guy is sharp when it comes to English, and Math as I found out.
She, as well as her sister, make my days interesting!
Grammar I Class
This is my Grammar I Class. Great kids. Ages 10-14 or so.
English Time 4
Something about pictures makes them want to hide!
Westerners Eating
Here's a whole heard of Westerners eating Korean style
My fellow teachers and I eating out
This is a korean style restuarant. Notice we are sittting on the floor. This is very common.
Korean's eating
These are the owners of the restaurant we ate at. They also took the picture of us (above).
Korean toddler
This is my supervisor's nephew: oooo-New.
Noah and me
This kid and I really hit it off! He lives in Seoul and is my supervisor's nephew.
June and Ooooo-new, Sominems niece and nephew.
These two make my days a brighter everyday
Somonim's daughter and niece
Pictured here in a car on the way to Everland, a Korean amusement park.
Random Koreans
These are some crazy middle schoolers that felt like posing for me.
More Random Koreans
I beat them at arm wrestling..
Petting a goat
We found a goat on a chain. We petted it.
Overlooking Naju
I found a great place to hike. Incredible views!
Nature and Naju
Ahhh. The hills of Naju.
My apartment from a distance
This is my apartment building from across the resevoir.
My Apartment Building: OO-Yung Tower
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Nagan Folk Village
This village is located about 1 1/2 hours from Naju where I live. See the album above for more pictures.
I can read Korean!
It says, "pasta, pizza, steak, wine."
Awesome little building
I'm not sure exactly what it is. I think it's a house, but on the first floor, some guy was doing some kind of metal work. In any event, it is a cool building.
Crossing the Han
This is a picture from the subway crossing the Han River in Seoul
Haeundae Beach
Haeundae Beach is located in Busan. I am pictured here with some Swedish guys I met.
Posing with some Korean students
These are traditional Korean Royal clothes. This was taken at a large palace in Seoul.
Hills near the ocean
The "plateaus" are tea farms
The beach
Nothing quite like the beach.
Beach at Goheung
Lake
We went out paddle boating on this lake.
Lake
We went out paddling boating on this lake.
This sidewalk was enclosed by pumpkin vines
A guy fishing in the reeds
This was at a resort near Gwangju I went to in early July.
Large grassy areas do exist here outside of Universities afterall!
Pear Farm
Ever wondered what a pear orchard looks like?
View outside
This is what I see when I walk out my front door
Korean stew
Somonim cooking Korean stew for us after school.
Ooi (cucumber) Kimchi
This stuff is great! It's pepper spiced cucumber. Really good, and great for you.
David, Mellisa, Muriel (Somonim's daughter) Mindy and me
Close up of my Phonics class
They've come a long ways since I got them! It's crazy to look back and see the progress!
Two of my younger students.
These two will make you smile!
You gotta love this....
I told him to smile....he went a little farther.
Naju City
This is where I live...a city of 108,000 people in Southwest South Korea. This photo was taken from the hills on the outskirts of town.
A view of the school
This is the school I teach at. Notice the cross up top. This is because it is connected with a church, which sponsors the school.
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