See, it totally says "STOP"!
posted by Blake at Tuesday, June 21, 2005
June 21, 2005
Personal links
- My site at myspace.com -One of my other sites.
- My site at geocities.com -This is a website that a made a few years ago. I don't update it often, but there are some pictures on it.
- Kelsey's Site -One of my two sisters has a website. This is that site. You can read about her adventures in Europe(mostly Belgium), Bermuda and Canada.
- Neal's blog. -Quite possibly my coolest cousin with a masters in engineering from Queens.
- Puregold -Pure Canadian gold, courtesy of Jeff, one of my other best buddies that I never see, and the boys in hockey (some sometimes futbol) jerseys. Give it a read, because it's awesome.
- Mike's Site -My best buddy (whom I never see) Mike's site.
- Sheena's Site -Sheena was one of my best friends in Edmonton.
- Jason Scholtz's Site -The Splendid Seminarian.
- Xin's photo site. (Chinese) -Xin lived with me for a few months in Edmonton. Originally from Beijing, he now lives in Kamloops, BC.
- Azrael from OutpostNine.com -Only read this guy's stories if you don't get offended by sexual references involving tenticles in every other paragraph.
- Gaijinpot.com -Gaijinpot.com, a good source of info for working and living in Japan.
- Concerts in Japan -A good source for concerts and other events in Japan.
- Zepp -Zepp is a good chain of concerts halls across Japan.
- Japan-Guide.com -A great resource if you're interested in touring about in Japan.
- Helen's Site. -Helen is one of the teachers at my school. Check her out!
- Colleen's Site -Here's my friend Colleen's blog. She's one of my friends here in Ulsan.
- James Duggan's Site -James, you have been bloggeraped!
- Dave Harvey's Photo Site. -This guy, with is sweet camera, takes better picture then I ever will. If you want to see some nice pictures of the Ulsan/Busan area, and from some other parts of Asia, go to this site.
- Jason Teale's Photo Site. -This is one of the guys that I met during my first night in Ulsan. I don't think that I've seen him since. He's on the Ulsan Pear and has some pretty good photos on his site.
- What not to do in Asia -This guy has had some of the most extrodinary adventures that I have ever read about. His stories from China are one of the most interesting reads on the internet.
- Lost Seouls -A famous blog of a guy who was lost in Seoul for three years.
- Jessica's Site. -Jessica is teaching ESL near Seoul. Read about her being too scared to buy food in a foreign country!
- Gyopo Life -A Canadian-Korean guy from Calgary. He's a Flames fan and can sport a mean 'stache. That makes him cool, like Lanny.
- Ryan Cordell's site. -I "borrowed" a couple of his pictures for this site, so the least I can to is provide a link to his site. Check it out, it has a lot of cool ramblings on it!
- Kevin's Space -Kevin is one of my friends here in Ulsan. He has some pretty rad pictures.
- The Marmot's Hole. -A good blog about news in and around Korea.
- Tombstone Bar. -Tombstone bar.
- Benchwarmers Bar. -One of the popular foriegner bars in Ulsan.
- Korean blog list. -A list with a lot of blogs about Korea, etc.
- Galbijim. -A good place for information about Korea. Many of the articles seem a bit sugar coated, but there is lots of good material.
- Lutheran Church Missouri Synod. -The American version of my church.
- Lutheran Church-Canada. -The Canadian version of my church.
- The Japan Lutheran Church. -The Japanese version of my church.
- The Japan Evangelical Ministry Organization. -The Japan Evangelical Ministry Organization.
- Christianforums. -A Christian forum site where you can discuss just about anything that you want.
- Dave's ESL Cafe. -The best source for everything ESL on the net.
- The Official Brocket 99 Fan Site -only people with a liberal sense of humour need apply.
- Metal Sludge -the funniest metal music site around. Caution: Language my offend some readers.
- Maybe the Korean police aren't the best drivers ei...
- This is the main building of the National Korean M...
- Part of the museum.
- A cool pagota at the museum.
- A very old, and an obviously very large, bell. No...
- A close up of one of the doors of a very old pagot...
- The same very old pagota. Well, the bricks are ve...
- It's a rebuild version of a larger pagota from ove...
- There's the money shot. See the Buddha carving in...
- Here are a few questionable folks.
Links from Canada
Links from Japan
Links from Korea
Church links
Miscellaneous links
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2 Comments:
what the heck is on your head??
rhi
June 21, 2005 12:58 p.m.
A t-shirt. At that point, my neck was starting to hurt from the sun.
June 21, 2005 1:47 p.m.
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