I have been added to The Korean Bloglist. Congratulations, me!
I still spend time reading these blogs, lately folks who went to Korea one year ago, to see how the transition went--especially getting around, learning the language. And a few who are at the same stage as I am.
About Me
- Tuttle
- After twenty-plus years teaching science and math in semi-rural Georgia, I have been in Seoul, South Korea teaching Conversational English to Seoul public school students since 2008. So far, so good.
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4 comments:
Does anybody have the heart to tell the person above you on the Korean Bloglist that there's a problem with his blog title: "My Experimental Existance"
Ummmm....
but did you know that M*A*S*H* was actually filmed at Malibu State Park, which is located in California tho.
TJ:
Yes, I did know that (actually, at the time it was just part of the Fox backlot, it became Malibu Canyon SP after the series ended).
I was referring to visiting locations that were referenced in the scripts of the show: for instance, Radar travels to Kimpo to pick up BJ, Hawkeye disrupts the peace talks at Panmunjeom, Klinger goes to the coast (will have to find out where) to get the crabs, etc, for the beach-theme cookout ...
Gotcha!
i was Never really a totally big fan of the show, but visited the spot of where they filmed it... pretty site. it does remind you of korea in terms of its mountains
anyways, kimpo international airport was actually the airport i used when i came to the u.s when i was 3
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