I am a wife-the wind beneath my husband's wings... A mother-the protective arm around my two dynamos. When I am not being a wife and a mother, I am the woman comfortably nestled in "My Rocking Cradle".
Baby Dynamo is barely 3 months old. He was granted his F3 visa here in the Philippines by the Korean Embassy last February 19.
A lot of Filipinos lament the Korean embassy’s strictness with visa application. The Korean Embassy is said to be rejecting a lot of application for tourist visas. Personally, I think it depends [...]
Last Saturday was another “ME” time. My boys (husband and son) allowed me to spend the day with friends at Nami Island.
Cathy had invited me the week before for this Foreigner’s Free Festival at the island. The festival is from February 28 - March 8, 2009. I am just so glad I accepted as this [...]
As an expat family living here in Seoul, we renew our visa and Certificate of Alien Registration every year. We recently went to the Immigration Office in Mokdong and we applied for the renewal of our visa and our re-entry permit. Let me share this to those in the same status as we are.
My husband is an E-7 visa [...]
February. Stores are colored red. Heart-shape symbols are everywhere. The winged-Cupid dominates the posters.
Back in the Philippines, and for the most part of the world, women would anticipate love letters, bouquet of flowers, candle-light dinners and elegantly-wrapped boxes. Welcome to South Korea! Comes February 14, women will give men chocolates and flowers.
Advance Happy Valentine’s [...]
I don’t know if today’s news in Korea Herald will be a taken as a piece of good news by majority of the South Koreans. The US National Intelligence Council (NIC) released its 120-page report titled “Global Trends 2025: A Transformed World”. The report sees a unified Korea by 2025 although it does not see [...]
South Korea’s high school seniors took the College Scholastic Ability Test yesterday. The result of this test will determine their “future”. Koreans take too much importance on university education, most especially which university one graduates from. That is why, it is imperative for high school seniors to do very well on this exam. This is such [...]
This is according to a CNN report today.
How ironic that a peninsula has two conflicting countries divided by a demarcation line running between the established demilitarized zone. More ironic is the contrast with the two countries’ respective lifestyle.
Seoul is a global financial center and is the third most expensive city in the world as of 2007 (Mercer Consulting). [...]
