Seoul and Such
There are some folks back home who don’t seem to believe me that Korea is probably the most technologically advanced country I’ve ever been in. High rises, subway cards, and just about anything you could ever want is available here. Hell, they have heated toilet seats, how could you get more civilized than that? Some cityscape shots from near the Namdeamun market in Seoul:

Green Books Campaign – Wherever There’s a Fight
Eco Libris, in a random act of generosity, offered 100 free books to 100 bloggers who were willing to review them. The idea is to get the word out about publishers that are doing this that are environmentally friendly with their printing/paper services. “Today 100 bloggers are reviewing 100 great books printed in an environmentally f

October Reads
How is it November 2nd already? A more robust month due to the read-a-thon, but still nowhere near my unemployed-living-in-a-camper-reading-12-books-a-month rate. The Cellist of Sarajevo by Steven Galloway

Finishee!
My goal was to read as much as I good while also producing good quality blogs as I went. I’m not going to go back and review these books later. Minus a few edits, I think I accomplished that pretty well. Currently reading: Hearing Birds Fly: A Nomadic Year in Mongolia Pages read in current book: 47 Pages r

Can You Here Me Now?
Hearing Birds Fly: A Nomadic Year in Mongoliaby Louisa Waugh Although there is only an hour and half left, and there is no way I’ll come even close to finishing another book, I decided I might as well hold out to the very end. Espe