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Jeju

• Jeju, Korea, Seoul, fish, markets, mysterious ingredients, out and about, travel

  Reseoulution

  11.12.09 | Permalink | 3 Comments

  I know what you were thinking: Finally. She’s done posting Korea photos. I mean, she’s posting about oatmeal, for Mao’s sake, she must be through with the endless Seoul puns and nearly identical pictures of pickled spicy cabbage.
  Well, you were wrong. But at least my puns aren’t this bad:

  I spent my last hours on [...]

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• Jeju, Korea, entrees, fish, mysterious ingredients, out and about, travel

  A la recherche du temps Jeju

  10.31.09 | Permalink | 2 Comments

  Sometimes Life does not cooperate with the general flow of blog posts. Sometimes nothing happens and I have nothing to post about. Sometimes I don’t have time to post, or things are too personal to post. But sometimes, sometimes, I have supersaturated days, where I want to make sure I blog about everything that happened [...]

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• Jeju, Korea, Parks, entrees, mysterious ingredients, out and about, road trippin', temples, travel

  Kimchi Invasion

  10.22.09 | Permalink | 3 Comments

  When I was in seventh grade, some of my teachers put together a Europe trip for students that covered something like eight countries in twelve days (though why anyone would want to take a gaggle of twelve- and thirteen-year olds anywhere is beyond me). I, being me, was dying to go. My parents, being logical [...]

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• Jeju, Korea, Parks, entrees, fish, musings, out and about, travel

  Yay Means Nae

  10.18.09 | Permalink | 3 Comments

  The way my father tells it, he and 5-or 6-year old Ellis (not yet ellis, but probably around the time I insisted everyone call me Crystal) were at McDonald’s, eating our hamburgers before we were allowed to eat our French Fries.
  “Dad,” said wee Ellis. “Where do hamburgers come from?”
  Oh boy. Almost as tough as “Where [...]

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• Jeju, Korea, Parks, holidays, less food-related, out and about, travel

  The 400 Blows

  10.16.09 | Permalink | 3 Comments

  Nearly every time I’ve flown in or from China, I’ve remarked to myself or travel companion just how much more efficient Chinese airports are than American airports. In China, counter check-in begins 90 minutes before domestic flights. Before going through security, passengers have to go through customs-like cubicles, whether they’re flying international or domestic, where [...]

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