Stories from daily life and parenting in Seoul
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In Korea, watching baseball means eating fried chicken. A look at Korea's beloved baseball snack culture during the 2026 World Baseball Classic.
Pokemon and Mario — two Nintendo franchises I've loved since childhood and now share with my kids. Why these games are the ultimate family-friendly content.
Seollal (Lunar New Year) break is over, and it's back to the daily grind. Was the holiday really a 'rest' for a dad with young kids? Honest thoughts on the first day back at work.
After work, my kids and I play Nintendo Switch together every evening. From Pokemon to Mario Kart, these gaming sessions have become our most treasured family time.
From lightning-fast delivery to free side dishes, incredible internet speed, jimjilbang culture, and the nightlife that never sleeps — here are 5 things that surprise foreigners about daily life in South Korea.
A day in the life of a Korean office worker dad — from the morning chaos of getting kids ready, to using Korea's childcare work hours, to the 'second shift' after coming home, and that precious cup of coffee in between.
In January 2026, I attended the stage production of "Spirited Away" at the Seoul Arts Center. The magic I felt watching the film as a middle schooler over 20 years ago came rushing back.
A 30-something engineer and dad living in Seoul shares why he started blogging about AI, gadgets, and Korean culture.