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Part of my wishes that the buffet had been centered around only the traditional Thanksgiving turkey dinner. But with so many other great Korean-type foods available too, including sushi!, it was hard to complain.
It was still beautiful when we visited the Bandit's Den earlier this month. These photos were taken almost two weeks ago, so I'm sure the area's turned as brown there now as it has here in Ansan.
We checked this place out a couple weeks ago with friends. The kids felt a little cheated seeing as how the “meat” was made out of tofu. Still, the restaurant is a well-known place in Ansan that’s been around forever. Even after all these years, they still have a good...
Dr. Linda Myers was “inpatriated” to Seoul to raise global mindsets, lead global talent management, develop global policies and practices, and help accelerate globalization of the SK Group. She previously earned her masters and doctoral degrees from Harvard University. To listen to the interview, download the .mp3, subscribe in iTunes,...
Following up on my posts about our trip to the Bandit's Den: Staying at the Bandit's Den Homestay in Hwasoon-Gun, Cheollanam Province Rural Area Around the Bandit's Den Dinner at the Bandit's Place Collecting Persimmons from a Persimmon Tree Here are photos we took along the way home.
While walking around the neighborhood at the Bandit's Den Homestay, we came across this tree. The persimmons looked better than they tasted, unfortunately.
We Drove Over the Saemangum Seawall and Glimpsed the Vision of this City of the Future! Staying at the Bandit’s Den Homestay in Hwasoon-Gun, Cheollanam Province Rural Area Around the Bandit’s Den Dinner at the Bandit’s Place Collecting Persimmons from a Persimmon Tree Driving Home from the Bandit’s Den The...
The following is my email discussion with Duncan Shaw of DTS Language Services, Inc. [EXPIRED LINK REMOVED: https://dtstrans.com/] regarding his agency’s transition to memoQ. Duncan kindly gave me permission to share these emails. It’s a little (well, a lot!) long, but if you use Trados or are considering using it...
I'm still working my way through the photos of our visit to a rural homestay last week in the southern part of Korea. (Click here for the original posting.) Had a fresh chicken dinner on Saturday night at the owner's place.
