Students got a little break from their hectic schedules at SolBridge today with the annual Woosong/SolBridge Sports Day. The SolBridge Jumpers Students cheering on the SolBridge Jumpers. The team made it to the finals, but lost. One Spirit, One Team, One Win = SolBridge Salsa, Salsa, Salsa Always time for a quick photo to send [...]
Tag Archives: Daejeon
Winter in Daejeon
Winter is my favorite time of the year in Korea; especially when it snows. Having lived in Korea since 1990, I have seen my share of snow in Seoul, Daejeon, and my first winter wonderland at Mt. Sorak in 1991. December was the snowiest month I have experienced in Daejeon as well as Korea all [...]
Cold Duck
Or should I say, cold ducks? On one of the coldest days of the new year, and one of the coldest days I have felt in Korea in a very long time, these ducks in a stream not far from SolBridge are oblivious to the cold.
A Snowy New Year’s Day in Daejeon
The New Year has picked up where the old year left off: more snow. By far, this the most snow at one time in the past three attempts by Mother Nature to blanket Daejeon with the white stuff. I’m guessing around 4-5 inches, maybe more. It’s not going to last. By noon, the sun [...]
Winter Scenes, 2012
Of all the Decembers I have been in Korea, December 2012 has been the snowiest and the coldest. It all started back on the night of December 5th when Daejeon had its first major snowfall of the year, followed by another one on the 7th, and most recently on the 28th. I’m a sucker for [...]
Snow…pine…winter
Another snowy Friday in Daejeon. That makes three this month. In all the years I have lived and worked in Korea, this has been the snowiest December of them all. Love it!
SolBridge International School of Business: Fall 2012 BBA and MBA Graduation
Just like that, another semester is over at SolBridge. Doesn’t feel like it, though. I am teaching a winter intersession until January 4th. Then, I will finally be able to catch my breath and continue work on two major writing projects.
Steady as she goes
The Lespo Standard. Your all-weather bicycle. And why do we say, “steady as she goes?” Why not, “steady as it goes?” Either way, this gentleman was not about to be dissuaded by snow and ice. Look closely, you’ll also see his cane and an industrial-strength chain to make sure no one steals his Lespo.
Deep-Freeze Daejeon
It’s been wicked cold in Daejeon for the past three days; the coldest December that I can remember in a long time. Most of the streets in my neighborhood are still sheets of corrugated ice and snow. There won’t be any city department crews sprinkling salt on these streets. Some folks have taken to spreading [...]
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