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Googling Yourself

googling

Actually he was on Naver…. so that’s navering??? I think he said in Korean they say something more like, “Ask Naver.”

He does check to see where our stuff does show up. Some people talk about us on blogs. Some positive, some dumb comments of course… it’s the internet. Because this blog is all in English he does keep an eye on what is said in Korean or what gets translated. We do get a lot of Korean visitors interested but don’t have the English skills to understand the comics. When the comic book is released in Korea next year they’ll be able to read them though.

Pretty

Pretty

GROAN!!!

Actually it reminds me of the ‘lik dis if you cry everytim’ meme, except I didn’t die after he said no.

 

Haircut

Haircut

Yup, I went and got the scissors and then turn around and he had already stripped for his haircut….what? I’m only cutting the hair on his head!

I have trimmed his hair before and it was fine but this time…. it wasn’t fine! It was bad! Our schedules are so messed up that he doesn’t have much time to go to a hair salon so he wanted me to cut it. Wrong choice.

Flick

Flick

What is it with Koreans and forehead flicking? They seem to love to use it as a form of punishment in games too. They actually seem to love punishing people more than Australians do. When we were at my parents’ house and were good friends with the Korean guys next door (my parents’ rent out a house to Koreans on working holiday visas) I taught them lots of pool games. Korea doesn’t have a big swimming culture like Australia does, they had never played pool games, so I taught them how to play games like Marco Polo. They weren’t satisfied when someone failed in the game, like didn’t manage to catch anyone, was “fish out of water” or was caught early so they would punish them – like hardcore splashing or dunking them. I was always like, “You don’t need to violently punish someone like that!” and they’d say, “Yes we do!”

So yes, I’ve seen the forehead flicking used a lot as punishment as well. My husband wasn’t doing it hard this time, he was just doing it to be annoying.

50 Random Facts

If you want something we said in the video explained in more detail, just ask! We had to cut a lot out otherwise the video would have been over an hour long.

Free Candy

Free Candy

Mr Gwon is the type of person where if there is something free he will take 10 of it. He used to say that he was taking the candy for me but it’s now become clear that it was just an excuse, because even when I don’t want it he’ll take it!

I always feel bad taking more than 1 but he will easily take so many, even with the restaurant employees watching.

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