I just took an abnormal vacation.
This, according to my tour guide, is the home of the North Korean Parliament:
“What does the Parliament do in [North] Korea?” I asked her.
She looked befuddled. “I think the same as in your country,” she responded.
Touché, tour guide.
More blog posts are coming soon.
Photos property of Gregory A Nasif
Golden Week is vacation time in Japan. During this nationwide string of holidays in the first week of May I had the opportunity to visit South Korea, with my friends Ian and Seth.
Left to right: Me, Seoul, Seth.
Korea has a rich culture. The food is delicious, the history is fascinating, the landscapes are stunning, and the girls are beautiful, even if they weren’t all that interested in talking to me. South Koreans may not be happy, however, with the simple fact that the most memorable experience of the trip for me was a daytrip to see the Demilitarized Zone, also known as the DMZ, and the weird country to the north of it. With my own eyes, I looked upon North Korea.