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    6月27日

    Protesting the loss of Korea in the World Cup

    Too much frustration and too much soju.  "This'll show them."
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    6月21日

    And then there was rain...

    Well... up until now, we have had wonderful weather. Today, unfortunately, it appears as though the monsoon season has begun. It should last about two weeks. Rain, rain, rain and more rain. Followed by stiffling heat and humidity. More rain and more heat and more humidity makes Korea a very claustrophic place to be.
     
    I have pictures of Korea during nice days with me & my friends in Seoul & in Suwon.
     
     Five more weeks until my parents arrive in the ROK, though. That's exciting!
     
    Se habla español... (por fin!)
     
    Hace mucho tiempo que no escribo en español. Disculpenme, por favor!
     
    Hasta ultimo, el tiempo aqui en Corea ha sido muy bonito. Pero hoy, parece, que llego el tiempo de las lluvias.  Con el calor, la lluvia y la humedad, Corea me ahoga.  Hay mucha lluvia y hay veces que pienso que sube en vez de bajar.  Pero puse fotos con amigos durante los primeros dias de la primavera cuando hacia muy bonito tiempo.
     
    Me quedan cinco semanas antes que lleguen mis padres!! Que emocion!
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    6月14日

    World Cup Fever

    World Cup 2006 is upon us and Koreans have been gearing up for it for quite some time now. It's great to be a part of the crowd and the hoopla surrounding the event. Last night was Korea's first game, versus Togo, and I'm happy to say they won 2-1!!! I ended up cheering on Korea from the middle of the street in downtown Seoul - not too far from my house. It was a fabulous time. There were about two million people in the area sitting down on the street and cheering on the team on the giant screen TVs.  The best thing about all of this is the wonderful crowd - it was a festive event and despite the beer and soju being passed around, it was a very peaceful gathering for the sake of national pride.
     
    GO KOREA!!
    Tae-han-ming-gu!!! Tae-han-ming-gu!!!
    GO REDS!!
     
    I walked home from City Hall, with my devil horns on and passers by were impressed with the way-guk (foreigner) cheering on the Korean team. (Little did they know that I'm a BRAZIL fan!!!) It was a fabulous evening and I'm hoping to enjoy all the festivities - even in the wee hours of the morn.
     
    What will happen if Brazil & Korea go into the finals together? I'll be so torn!!
     
     
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