Published by the Gwangju International Center since 2001
The people of Gwangju have spoken and this past month I felt a renewed sense of purpose in my quest to continue and expand my research into the blatant and egregious misuse of turn signals in our fair city. So, here we go again.
“What if I am driving a BMW, Mercedes, Audi, or some other imported and expensive luxury vehicle? Do I need to use my turn signal?”
In these crazy and uncertain times, what the world needs is more stories like The Matrix.
“Gwangju was the first major metropolitan city in Korea to enforce a standard lunch hour.”
“Overpriced, overpackaged boxes of luxury fruit are nothing more than a shakedown and you should just say ‘no.’”
“Find ways to excel with your abilities, improve your skills, and remember that we will be students forever, so let’s choose our methods of learning early.”
As a foreigner/expat/immigrant here in Korea, there is perhaps a no more terrifying experience than getting your hair cut.
Together we are stronger!
