Buhay sa Korea

Remember that “One Philippines Festival” that was postponed last May at Seoul Plaza because of the death of the former President Roh? It has been rescheduled on July 5 at the newly opened Banpo Park.
The festival will mark the 14th Filipino Migrant Workers Day, 111th Philippine Independence Day and the 60th Year of the Philippines-Korea [...]

I need to go but I just have to post this… please read carefully and don’t ask me anything.
Sorry if it’s difficult to read, I’ll fix it later.
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Faculty Position
The Catholic University of Korea
Application Deadline: May 29, 2009
Position
The Catholic University of Korea invites applications for full-time, tenure track positions in a [...]

If you’re looking to pursue your graduate studies (Masteral or Ph D), the Catholic University of Korea is opening its doors to deserving FILIPINO students. Prof. Emely Dicolen-Abagat (a Filipino and author of “And God Smiled Back”) is accepting applications until today, May 29. The University President and some Deans will travel with Prof. Abagat [...]

A reliable source said that the “One Philippines Festival” that is supposed to be held on the weekend, May 30 and 31, at the Seoul Plaza (in front of the Seoul City Hall) is cancelled.
There is no announcement on the Philippine Embassy website yet.
The festival is part of the celebration of the 60th [...]

An invitation to those who want to meet Jaz in person! Kidding.
There’s a flea market (ukay-ukay) on Saturday in front of the Seoul Flea Market. You’ll find booths (more like tables with umbrellas) where foreigners (i.e. non-Koreans) sell their used stuff at reasonable prices.
The Seoul Flea Market is located near Sinseoldong Station (line 1 [...]

orea is not only the land of freebies, it’s the Land of the 2-in-1 too!
If you’d like to enjoy great music and dancing and don’t want to feel guilty about it, then it’s a must to be at the “Live Music Fundraiser for Lolas, former ‘comfort women’ of the Philippines.”
The cover charge is [...]

I don’t know what to think of this article posted last night in Korea Times. I have read a fellow Pinay blogger’s sentiments about her experience applying for English teaching jobs here in Korea. She’s married to a Korean and a mother of two. She doesn’t have any issue concerning visa and private language institutions [...]