I've been in Korea for five and half years now. That's right. I'm pushing six years on this overcrowded little peninsula, though it seems more like two. At this point I've become quite comfortable with the place. I have a grip on the language, I know all the crazy food, and I think I have a good understanding of a culture that is, at times, ( Read more... )

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Do You Crave American Food?

I know it is something I find myself craving some days! So after talking with several other expat friends I decided to make a community to discuss food. This is to post recipes, regional substitutions, and where to buy some American goods locally. This is open to anyone that wants to join as long as the conversations are ( Read more... )

The long awaited return of Freaky Foreigners. Snack of the week: Vegemil B. Mmmm… that's good soy milk ( Read more... )

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Are there any expats who know of a good grocery store that carries African produce between Frankfurt and Darmstadt Germany ( Read more... )

This is a pretty specific question and one only expats could answer since it requires knowledge of how two different countries do things! So I appeal for help :o ( Read more... )

This is for American expats living abroad ( Read more... )

How to terrify your children over the Halloween. Snack of the week, a burnt marshmallow-like substance called bbob gi. Korean apartments aren't all like Sarah's voyeur paradise but quite livable. The bug nuttiest things we've seen in Korea and why a trip to the grocery store really gets the heart rate up. Korean trends: $5 pizza and black jeans. ( Read more... )

Sarah's return. Snack of the week: Deli Manjoo. Korean kids love those shiny American and Canadian pennies. Korean kids are the magpies of Asia. Gifts to bring for your kids and boss. Kim Jung You be Illin' was really just trying to ban Ban Ki Moon from the headlines. Actual Engrish tshirt finds. Don't they know how dirty some of those English ( Read more... )