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On our way to Cheorwon, we passed an intersection with the following banner. Here's what it says: Jaywalking is suicide. "Citizens of Pocheon" absolutely do not jaywalk. What about the people in Pocheon who do jaywalk? Are they not citizens? Is it because they're all dead? Hmm….
I had a busy day on Thursday out at the GyeongGi Province office. First it was lunch with Don Valiant (pictured here) and then a discussion forum about attracting foreign investment to Korea (pictured below). The discussion got me thinking and yesterday I posted a question to the Korea Economic...
On Monday of last week, I was in Daejeon for meetings and dropped by the office of a former colleague from my days at LG International. He now runs the foreign investment office of the South Choongcheong Provincial Government and his office is located in a beautiful old Japanese colonial...
My old business card was too crowded and I kept wanting to push more and more information into the small space. I finally found a solution! This card even has one of those nifty new QR codes; I don't have a smart phone and so have not yet had a...
Checking out a new restaurant is always a little risky. But with risk can come reward… and we hit the jackpot yesterday… This hole-in-the-wall place out near the GyeongGi Province offices in Suwon is run by a Chinese-Korean from up near the Tumen river on the northern border of North...
This is the route I take from office to home each day. It usually takes about 12 minutes, but today, due to a long wait at one crosswalk, it took an extra minute. It's an action-packed walk; see if you can identify the following scenes in sequence (or not). 1....
Isn't it nice that someone posted this right at the summit of the hill? I guess they figure people who actually make the effort to reach the top are good prospects for the business opportunity, which sounds suspiciously like an MLM thing. Information about Part-Time Work, Business, Two-Job Work Officeworkers,...
We're on a quick trip up near the DMZ today visiting some places I haven't been before. This area is north of the 38th parallel and was under Communist rule before the Korean War. One of the spots we stopped by yesterday was this building, which served as the North...
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