Dear Friends,
Thanks to those who have been keeping up with my status abroad and I'm sorry I haven't written in a long time. There are a lot of posts on their way as soon as I get my fiber-optic lifeline hooked up, so keep checking back!
Anyway, for those who didn't know, I got a new job and I moved. I am now an editor at the Korea Institute for International Economic Policy, the leading government-funded think tank on such pressing issues as Korean reunification, Chinese FTAs and economic development, and financial education. This means no more working until 10:00pm, no more screaming children, no more bitchy mothers, no more attempted suicide, and the enjoyment of commuting in the most densely populated city in the word. Oh the wonders that comprise my life!
In keeping with my tradition of massive, life-altering change, I also moved further into the city. For Seoul people, I now live just a short jump from Samseong Station on the ever-busy green line, which is the same station as COEX mall and the Korea World Trade Center, where you can find the Kimchi Field Museum, aquarium, and not one but THREE Starbucks, two Cafe Pascuccis, and two Coffee Beans in the same building. I'm twitching just thinking about it. Hit me up if you're in the neighborhood.
My phone number is the same as it was, though I no longer have a land line, and of course I'm always checking my e-mail. You can also, *shudder*, reach me on Facebook, MySpace, or LinkedIn because I'm social-networked up to my loins. Again, check back soon for some more fascinating information about being a minority in Seoul, and an unhealthy dose of my rapier wit.
I wanna' give a shout-out to Tex, Big Dave, and my homie Slick Willy!
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DUDE righteous and coolness
did you get my voicemaili i called that phone number but had no reply. i have been up in your old stomping grounds on cedar and lee bar scene kicking it in your absence. filth.
-drew
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