Daily Life in Daegu
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me and a student at the Foreign Language Institute at Yeungjin Junior College
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the exterior of Blue Moon, a nice restaurant where we had dinner with the Dean
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Kristin and I at Blue Moon, a restaurant at the foot of Palgongsan Mtn
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Sara at Blue Moon, with our view of the mountains behind her
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on the street near the hotel, an old woman prepares her wares while traffic zooms behind her
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four different kinds of kimchi. I am addicted to kimchi. I eat it at every meal (granted, I don't have much choice)
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the market near where I live. I pick up socks for a buck a pair here
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this is a common scene in Daegu--fruits and veggies for sale on the sidewalk. I often see people crouching like this to rest
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Old Skool, a hip-hop bar that plays current hits such as Back That Ass Up and I Like Big Butts. Popular with expats
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interior of Frog, a giant nightclub. This is the locker room, where people talk on phones and take a break from dancing
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the interior of Monkey, my favorite hip-hop club. See the live DJ? It's live rap, much better than Frog, which just plays pop songs
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the subway. You can see a woman in a purple hanbok at the other end
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Kevin, my colleague, and a student who spontaneously hugged him during class
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Jagalmadang, a big red-light district in Daegu. The women were sitting on steps, smoking (which normally a Korean woman would never do)
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me and my friend Mun-Shik, drinking makkoli. Makkoli is a traditional Korean liquor served in bowls. It is yummers
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Tad and Travis (aka "the Texans") playing dominoes in the lobby of the hotel. I have been known to kick their butts throwin' bones every once ina awhile
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both Veronica and Monique had a birthday, so I bought them a cake and Yeungjin gave them flowers. This is in the conference room where we work a lot of the time.
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