GIANT statue at a statue yard. The black line is a power cable.
More statues. I love these guys.
I learned from the owner of this statue yard that they're not made from concrete, but a stone that begins with the letter P.
First year middle school student drawings
I drew a deer and the students recognized it as the animal that pulls Santa's sleigh (so I added that). Then, I added a moose. Then we all noticed that the wolf was attacking the sleigh.
This spider web was MASSIVE. So was the spider. Its body was about 1.5" in length.
During my walk to school in Nampyeong (a VERY small town). "Wait, is that a giant...."
"Uhm, yep. Sure is... What?"
My bus stop for school. Every weekday morning at 7:35am, I'm here. Or I ran late and had to pay 18,000 won for a taxi. BOO.
Ridin' the bus.
Rooftops (picture taken from the bus)
The daily changing-of-the-shoes
Daily sign-in at the high school.
Bro love.
A young girl admiring her watercolor work on the bus.
The outdoor exercise park next to my apartment complex
Hey! Walk on these!
My studio with more stuff in it!
A Russian dolls display from the Design Biennale
Lacey in a giant reading/napping artsy furniture thing at the Biennale
A beautiful mosaic from the Biennale. Lacey pointed out (aptly) that it looks straight outta Alice in Wonderland.
A cool font in the Hangul section of the Biennale. It reminded me of the title sequence from Fear and Loathing.
And tonight's dinner (clockwise from the top): KIMCHI!, nori (seaweed paper), and rice with spicy sauce and octopus (plus some fried vegetables I added). All on my tiny tabled that I rescued from outside this week. Now to eat and watch SEASON 6 of THE OFFICE!!!
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The giant dildo is doubly-funny because it's in a 다방 (I read it on the door). That's a Korean "coffee shop", but they're more well known for serving up a small cup of coffee from a sexy waitress who may be one of the few service workers out there looking for a "tip", if you catch my drift. Did you happen to notice if this one was below a hotel. I'd say 50% of the time they're in/below a sleezy motel.
ReplyDeleteI think it's a single story building, but I don't remember. I KNOW there's a "coffee shop" down the street (and they give me a free cup of coffee if I stop by!). But I'll see if it says "motel" in Konglish around there.
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