mealtime
sometimes you win.
sometimes they serve fishbone and octopus tentacle stew, and you politely decline.
on these days, your lunch menu reads like this:
ice-cold, pickled marrow.
mandarins.
soy-soaked lotus root.
rice.
cold fried egg left over from breakfast.
doughnut. why would you serve doughnuts with lunch?
why?
no seriously...why?
afterhours
fellow teachers gathered in our room on friday night, for a little vino and soju (rice-vodka poison: used to scour greasy pots or get you very tipsy).
the resulting day-long headache was a really nice addition to our saturday shift.
in-house entertainment
"multiculturalism" can be defined as two south africans watching the russian-version of the american-made star wars movie, dubbed in english with supporting korean subtitles.
flora
quite a random shot, which will probably never be printed or framed - so i felt sorry for it and popped it here:
pretty and plentiful - poinsettia
kiddlets
a scene from one of the night activities - here the little darlings scream loudly as volunteers are encouraged to go up on stage and perform their favorite k-pop tune.
clear as mud
something you notice quite soon after arriving here, is the charming way signage is translated directly into engris with the trusting consultation of a thesaurus.
unfortunately we never went into this particular club, and so i am doomed to spend many a sleepless night - pondering just what "orgiastic laical" is.
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