Showing posts with label south korea. Show all posts
Showing posts with label south korea. Show all posts

24 April 2013

More SKA - Gwangyang Apricot Festival

S.K.A. - South Korean Adventures - is not dead!

Here is a video from my visit of the Gwangyang Maehwa Blossom Festival.

 
 
And guess what y'all supernasties, because I'm feeling generous, today is a video two-fer.
Two videos for the low, low price of free 95.  (>⌐□_□)>  ^(^-^)^ <(^-^)^ 
Kirby dance party!  ~ POP, POP! ~
 
But f'realz, here's that vid:
 
 
Nat is just a swell guy.  He's british, but I like him anyway.
 
That's all for today, peoples.  As always, thanks for reading/watching.  I gotta go take my last midterm exam, like a boss.


15 April 2013

무등 산 (Mudeung Mountain)

A couple weeks ago I had the pleasure of visiting Mudeung San, where I did some hiking.  It was only a 25 minute bus ride to the edge of Gwangju to reach the mountain.  The weather was nice, the excercise felt good, and the scenery was beautiful.
It was a good end to my weekend, and I made a short video to document it.


More videos coming soon.
Peace & Love.

03 April 2013

Greetings from the Land of the Morning Calm

Hello all!

Here is my first video I've made in Korea.

 
 
Peace & Love

02 April 2013

I Love SKA - South Korean Adventures

See what I did there?


Okay, let's do this.  Hey everybody, what's up?
So, guess what? I'm living in Gwangju, South Korea right now.
I've been here for about a month, and I'll be staying until August.

I am teaching English at an elementary school and taking courses at Chonnam National University.
Originally I was trying to teach English in Japan, but after applying for multiple programs and not getting accepted, I sent an application to a program based in Korea.  I got accepted, and said, "Sure, why not?"

I don't know any Korean, well except for how to say "Hello, please get me some water, thanks."
That being said, I've made lots of Korean friends who speak excellent English, and they help me get around.  I'm really grateful for the friends and social life I have here.  I've also made friends with other English teachers.  From the US, Canada, England, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, and more. 

Anyway, I'll be making short videos and posting them here. 
Currently I'm using my cell phone to record, but I may invest in a legit camera. 
I dunno, gotta look at my budget.  I get paid alright here, but I don't work a ton of hours, and I want to save money for traveling to other Asian countries.

That's all for now!  Keep on keeping on!
I got denied by 3 english teaching programs before I got into one, so the lesson learned is keep trying!

Peace & Love

- Pat "Loverholic Robotronic" "Kermit" Eng