Korean Food!

After living in Korea for over a month, I have picked up a few new cooking ingredients and styles. Enjoy my home cooked Korean meals. If you could only smell and taste them, you would know how wonderful they really are!

So Wednesday March 13, I saw my first snow day in Busan. I woke up with a cold chill, and looked outside to see a winter wonderland. I thought I was dreaming. I stared in disbelief, rubbed my eyes, but the scene stayed the same. It felt like Christmas, or maybe I felt like Christmas because of all those Christmas movies I see with the snow in them. Either way, it was just blissful. I assume that Busan isn't used to the snow since they decided to cancel school all day. I was pretty excited. I didn't run out in the snow or anything, but I did have a nice walk, do plenty of sleeping, and watched a few movies. By the middle of the day the sun was shining, and most of the snow had all melted away, but the memory lives on in my photos.

Daegu

This weekend we decided to get out of the city and travel to Daegu by train. Our first train ride in Korea, and our first hotel. A band that we had already seen was playing a show there along with a few other local bands, and a Japanese band, so we headed out to go check out the music scene. While we were there we ate some more Korea BBQ (galby is what they call it), did a bit of shopping, and ate at a fancy cupcake shop.