A Series of Amazing Events

I last left you with my amazing trip to Suwon and a rant about my Korean co-workers and poor little Nick. Well, since them much has happened, being that I have taken over a month to update my blog that I promised to update once a week...my apologies.

My list of things to do has been significantly growing and things have been checked off of the list day by day. Here is what we have so far...

Hike some mountains (so far we have hiked from Changwon to Jinhae and Jangsan Mountain)
Camp on Geoje Island (고제도)
Mudfest (Boreyeon...July 17th 2010)
Lantern Festival (Jin Ju, October)
Snowboard on Mt Muju
Green Tea Fields (Boseong)
Beomosa Temple (Busan)
Temple Stay
Paragliding
Ziplining
Runs (so far we have run the Breast Cancer 10k in Haeundae and the Daedapo 10k)
Ocheonjang Spa
Spa Land
Rafting
Go to Daegu and actually see the sights...not just the food and boys
explore Changwan
Turtle Ship (Jinhae)
Jagalchi fish market at 5am (Jagalchi, Busan)
Everland themepark (Seoul)
Go to a water park
Firework Festival (Gwangali, Busan, October 2010)
See the sites of Seoul
sit in the "Exciting Zone" at a Lotte Giants baseball game (Sagik, Busan)
See a Busan Mighty Wings basketball game (Sagik, Busan)
See a Busan soccer game (Sagik, Busan)
Stripper Norebong
Screen golf
Suwon Fortress
Jeju Island
Kunsan (and surrounding islands)
Ice fishing Mountain
소락샨 National Park
take silly Korean photos
Drink in a bag...as much as humanly possible
Songjeon Beach
Ulsan
Wine train
Osan
walk on the Gwangan Bridge
Ulleong-Do
Dinosaur Museum
Gyeongju
Half Marathon
Make Kimchi
Sokcho
DVD Bong
ATV/Bungee/Paintball Trip

I have been fortunate enough to enjoy the delights of places like Osan, Pyeongtaek and Daegu lately, as well as exploring Busan more and more. My friend Linda and I have been training for ultimate goal of running the Gwangali Half Marathon in October.
This past 10 days we have been doing the Master Cleanse Diet which totally BLOWS. It's 10 days of nothing but lemon juice, maple syrup, water, and cayenne pepper. Today is the last day and I am so beat, but 12 pounds lighter.
Last weekend we went rafting up in Inje (cross it off the list) and bungee jumping. Rafting is such a joke in Korea...so silly. Of course life jackets and helmets are required when slowly and carefully drifting down the peaceful shit smelling river at a glacial pace, hitting only a pebble or two along the way. White water rafting, Korean style! Pictures to come! We then got to bungee jump off a 52m tall bridge for a mere 35,000 won (30 dollars). The feeling was amazing! I recommend it to anyone and EVERYONE.

Will update with pictures soon!
Love yas
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