Saturday

April 12, 2014

Mom-made soy sauce

I am spending this weekend in my hometown, PyeongChang. 

Friday

April 11, 2014

Floor fountain began operating in Gwanghwamun Square, Seoul.

It is a sure sign of urban spring.

Galaxy Note

Thursday

April 10, 2014

On my way home after work

Asian Park, Seoul

Walking along the greeny Cheonggyecheon Stream

April 7, 2014

Green plants and trees have started covering Cheonggyecheon Stream(청계천 in Korean), which extends from Gwanghwamun to Dongdaemun Market in Seoul. The path along the stream, restored in 2005, is a perfect walking course for just everyone. You can hear the stream flowing, cross the stream on stepping-stones, and relax sitting on big stone. 

I like taking a stroll along the stream after having lunch. Just 30~40 minute walk cheers me up for the rest of the day. The night view along the stream cannot be missed. 

@Cheonggyecheon Stream, Seoul

How to get to Cheonggyecheon Stream

Transportation

The Nearest subway stations are Gwanghwamun(→exit #5) on line #5, Euljiro 1(il)-ga(→exit #2), Euljiro 3(sam)-ga(→exit #1), Euljiro 4(sa)-ga(→exit #2) on line #2 and Jonggak(→exit #5) on line #1. These are recommended starting points for walking. 

Spring in Seoul Cathedral Anglican Church

April 4, 2014

This Friday deserved to be called one fine Spring day, at least until noon. The sunlight was warm and bright, the sky clear blue, the trees in fresh green. Spring has also decorated the plants and trees in Seoul Cathedral Anglican Church of Korea(대한성공회 서울주교좌성당 in Korean) near my workplace. I felt so refreshed watching these new lives sprouting. The book and foods during lunchtime made my day more enjoyable.

(For those interested in the church in fall

-> Colors changing in Seoul Cathedral Anglican Church)

@Seoul Cathedral Anglican Church of Korea

↑ Book 'Book Cafe in Europe'

↑ French toast and scrambled egg, Paris Croissant

↑ Paris Croissant in Cheonggyecheon Stream, Seoul