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| 4th December 2008 Erin | - From: At long last another blog. So glad I stumbled across your blog. I've been feeling apprehensive about my future as a teacher in Korea, and after eavesdropping on your lives for a while, I feel great! I'm sure my boyfriend will be thanking you, too, as he's been listening to me bitch using words like "Terrified" and "home sick." :) |
| 15th October 2008 Erin and Jeffry | - From: School and Summer Camps - Erin Glad you are enjoying it. We have been lazy lately....we are working on posting more. |
| 14th October 2008 Erin and Jeffry | - From: My Birthday - Jeffry Ah, they picked a nice building for it. :) |
| 10th October 2008 Jason J | that is the Bank of Korea - From: My Birthday - Jeffry u know.. where they print money.. |
| 10th October 2008 Jason J | Moonwon Elementary School? - From: School and Summer Camps - Erin haha I just started visiting your blog. I lived in Korea ever since I was a baby! (left to the States when I was 16) It is so much fun reading the stuff in this blog. hahaha |
| 30th September 2008 Lois | Re: The Dogs Are Here! - From: The Dogs Are Here!!! - Jeffry I'm so glad to have come across this story! I will be moving to Korea in January and will either be bringing my dog then or will have someone send her there after I get settled. I've been very worried about the long flight and the process in general. However, although there were a few complications, it sounds like things went well with these two pups! Two questions....I'm flying Air Canada also. I know how much it costs to put my dog in baggage, but what about the cost to fly cargo?? Also, how do Korean landlords feel about keeping pets in rental apartments? Thanks again for the very informative story! Lois |
| 17th July 2008 Erin and Jeffry | - From: Packing and more packing. hi there. Erin got her regular teacher's visa. I came with her on a visitor's visa. I had to have a plane ticket out of the country to prove I was going to leave within six months (six months for canadians, three, i think for british people, and even shorter for americans). Once here and once Erin had her alien card we applied for my dependant visa with multiple entrys. It took about a week to arrive. Hope that helps. |
| 15th July 2008 Emily | Question: - From: Packing and more packing. I stumbled on your blog doing a search about teaching English in Korea... I was just curious what kind of visa Jeffry had to get in order to stay there with you while you work... Thanks! |
| 26th June 2008 Stefan | - From: Quite Possibly the Strangest Thing I've Done -Jeffry Ha Chester Fried? I definitely believed it was confined to the Manitoba region. |
| 6th June 2008 Mom | Awww - From: some photos of the dogs. Nice to see the dogs again... it makes me kind of miss them. Take care, Love Mom |
| 5th June 2008 Tyson | friendly dogs... - From: some photos of the dogs. ok so it looks as tho your dogs are pretty easy going. if i sent you a puppy, my worst fear is that suki would make her cry, haha Morley is a big suck. so cute! |
| 30th May 2008 Bryan | - From: First Day - Jeffry Hey this is Bryan - you left a message on my blog about the E-2 Visa regs. Just wanted to thank you very much - also I will enjoy reading your blog to get an idea about what is in store for me. Thanks again! |
| 26th May 2008 Mom | Glad to Hear the Dogs are in New Home - From: The Dogs Are Here!!! - Jeffry I'm so glad to see the pictures of Morley and Suki with the two of you again. Hopefully at some level they'll trust that no matter how upside down their world seems, they'll end up with their people again. An adventure for you all. Love Mom. |
| 19th May 2008 Tyson | more! - From: Market Shopping - Jeffry its funny, as I am reading your comments I can't help but notice that you have a way with words, wondering if you've ever written anything. What is this book you are working on? |
| 7th May 2008 tyson | barbie - From: Itaewon and Yongsan - Erin cross dresser barbie is one scary bitch. did you notice that the left side is gigantic? if she dropped her arm, it would extend below her knees, hahaha |
| 7th May 2008 tyson | really nice pics - From: getting settled - Jeffry really nice photos, especially of the animals at the zoo! those lanterns are beautiful, looks like it makes a pretty stable shelter with so many. those paper sculpture things are pretty amazing too! good to hear you are both enjoying your new home and settling in :) |
| 7th May 2008 Erin and Jeffry | ok - From: photos I had no intention in offending anyone besides republicans. I guess when you have no idea whats going on around you, you do tend to make sweeping judgements. I'll have to watch that, I guess. But, actually, I was reading about the mad cow thing in the paper the other day, so I was just making a joke. |
| 6th May 2008 Freyja | - From: photos haha hookah |
| 6th May 2008 A Korean | Eh...no - From: photos >They don't like him here either. apparently all koreans think that american beef has mad cow in it. No. It is a poster just being a poster, if you know what I mean. We don't like our own president and politicians even more, for reasons you can easily find out if you are willing to invest some of your free time. The mad cow issue is far more complex than you may think (and so are Koreans, contray to popular western perception) and I hope you you think a bit before posting a sweeping comment like that, even if the purpose is only humorous. |
| 6th May 2008 Mom | - From: First Couple Days - Erin So glad to finally be home and see all the photos and catch up. Was great to have talked with you - realize now that it will be much easier than I think. Glad things are going well - some awesome pictures. Love you. Hopefully talk to you soon. XO XO |
| 6th May 2008 Glenn | Beetle Mania - From: getting settled - Jeffry I like that dung beetle, its my kind of art. And the standing bear, it was a little creepy. |
| 3rd May 2008 Gerri | - From: First Couple Days - Erin Awesome! enjoyed all the description, although I am sure that will peter out after awhile. Are you sure you sleep? |
| 2nd May 2008 Mom Donnie | Looks great - From: First Couple Days - Erin I'm very excited for you. Everything looks and sounds so interesting. Suki and Morley say hi! |
| 2nd May 2008 Gerri | - From: First Day - Jeffry Nothing like reading your thoughts first hand, instead of as interpreted by others! Nice to see you settling, exploring, and observing! |
| 30th April 2008 Dad | - From: First Day - Jeffry hi guys, glad you made it safe. will get your info from Stephanie. love you. -Dad |
| 30th April 2008 Erin and Jeffry | the cat - From: First Day - Jeffry those are not booties. did you notice the red tip to it's tail? |
| 29th April 2008 Freyja | - From: First Day - Jeffry Dude, that cat. Please tell me those are booties on its feet and that cat can be mailed back to me. |
| 29th April 2008 Tyson | OH YEAH! - From: First Day - Jeffry WHAT DID THEY DO TO THAT OOR CAT?! |
| 29th April 2008 Tyson | springtime in Korea - From: First Day - Jeffry Glad your trip over went well! There may be grey skies but those are MOUNTAINS! green trees, and flowers out your window! i'm very jealous. i can't wait for summer. Your lunch looks amazing, and sounded even better! It reminds me of this little restaurant in Toronto where you can eat chinese buns and soup until you die, and it all only costs 5 bucks! |
| 28th April 2008 Trevor | - From: We Made It Glad to hear your first impressions are good ones...... look forward to reading your blog during your time away. |
| 17th April 2008 Gerri W. | Wow - From: Still Waiting What courage! Good luck to both of you and Bon Voyage!We will check in from time to time to mark your progress, feel your trials and tribulations, and share in your happiness. Sending love,G. |
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