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I'm back in the Deep South...
2007-12-23 02:57:00 I spent the past week in upstate New York visiting my friend Youngmee and her family. It was a very laid back and totally awesome trip... we ate tons of Korean food (kimchi for breakfast, anyone?), went to a Korean Chinese restaurant (jiajianmyun!), took a belly dancing lesson (oh, how obvious it was that I hadn't done that since June 2006), ate really chocolatey stuff all the time, baked a pecan pie, watched Cheburashka, Vinni Pookh, and The Italian, AND she and her mom have gotten me hooked on Jumong, the most addictive TV show since Battlestar Galactica. Awesomeness.It barely got above freezing once while I was there...Look! Moosh and I are in non-Russian snow!Can you find the Konglish? Are the shrimp frightened?Youngmee baked a totally delicious pie.I contributed the south GA pecans and my eating skills.
Fan Death warnings and other recent photos
2007-08-28 17:34:00 Gwen and I assembled a fan the other day. The assembly instructions also included a bunch of amusing warnings, like this one about preventing fan death. What is fan death you ask? Well, wikipedia has an excellent article on this absurd belief, which you should definitely click here to read. Wikipedia describes fan death as an urban legend, yet Korean fan producers include warnings about fan death in the fan's packaging! I must say that if this were real, I'd have died years ago!Watch out for Evil Fan Death!Gwen's apartment has a great view!If you zoom in, you can seethat train station that I found the other day.More view from Gwen'sReally yummy Chinese food from the other day,complete with carved radish flower!Mia, atop Gwen's wardrobe, watches Songi warily!My student Tammy wore an absurd Konglish shirt today.Because no case is too sitiy or very winnobiefor Snoopy the Ahorncy!
Leper!
2007-08-09 13:14:00 The small print reads:We suggest the premium goods cam mini kid. Fake tattoos are in these days. I kinda want this one. On an entirely different note, this week on BlogSupergroup, we're talking about casting (or re-casting) books you love to turn them into the movie of your dreams. Read about it here!
The Gnashing of Teeth and the Cuteness of Mia
2007-07-27 14:50:00 This isn't Konglish, just really bizarre:And the kid who was wearing it had no idea what it said/meant.Meanwhile, here's someone who would never gnash her teeth.So cute and innocent!
Not to be boorish or anything...
2007-07-24 13:23:00 A new fried chicken restaurant recently opened in my neighborhood. Can you guess what international chain they stole their logo idea from?Still not sure?How about now?There aren't any scantily clad women or anything - just chicken. |
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