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A War Was Once Fought Here
Once or twice a month, I board a bus at the Dongbu (East Terminal) Bus Station in Daejeon for about an hour and forty-five minute bus ride to Seongnam. It’s my day out, as it were, to meet some friend… more →
Stopping to smell the roses
A War Was Once Fought Here
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Jeffrey wrote 6 months ago: Once or twice a month, I board a bus at the Dongbu (East Terminal) Bus Station in Daejeon for about … more →
Talk of War still Far from Heartland USA -- Originally written in January 2003
Jeffrey wrote 1 year ago: The Story Behind the Story One of my more ambitious writing projects was the time I interviewed so … more →
All that matters, isn't gold
Jeffrey wrote 1 year ago: The Story Behind the Story There have been a couple watershed years in Korea when a lot of crazy a … more →
Culture Shock?
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Jeffrey wrote 1 year ago: The Story Behind the Story In January 1999 I started to make monthly and bimonthly contributions t … more →
The Accidental Journalist, Part 23 -- The Inchon Landing Commemorated, Sept. 15, 2000
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Jeffrey wrote 1 year ago: The Story Behind the Story Not even a typhoon could keep me from a story. That’s almost what hap … more →
The Accidental Journalist, Part 21 -- War Remains, The Long Journey Home
Jeffrey wrote 1 year ago: The Story Behind the StoryAfter I had written three articles on the recovery of war remains from the … more →
The Accidental Journalist, Part 20 -- Departure Ceremony for Korean War Remains
Jeffrey wrote 1 year ago: The Story Behind the Story Some of the more sobering and somber articles I wrote on a Korean War C … more →
The Accidental Journalist, Part 19 -- An Unexpected Journey
Jeffrey wrote 1 year ago: The Story Behind the Story This is actually a “story behind the story” of another story. In addi … more →
The Accidental Journalist, Part 17 -- The "Chosin Few" Remembered
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Jeffrey wrote 1 year ago: These days I have been reading The Coldest Winter – America and the Korean War by the late David Hal … more →
The Accidental Journalist, Part 14 -- Task Force Smith Heroics Remembered
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Jeffrey wrote 1 year ago: In June 2000 I crashed the big Korean War Commemorative event at War Memorial, and attended a USO ba … more →
Remaining Vigilant at Freedom's Frontier
Jeffrey wrote 1 year ago: The first time I went to Panmunjom, or the Joint Security Area was on Dec. 31, 1996. It was a cold, … more →
War & Remembrance: A 3-Year Journey into the Past
Jeffrey wrote 1 year ago: This was written in the summer of 2003 right before the big commemoration event in Panmunjom. Readin … more →
Courage Under Fire
Jeffrey wrote 1 year ago: This article originally appeared in the Korea Times on May 9, 2001 as a two-part story on American K … more →
Guru of Flavor: Chef Paul Prudhomme
Jeffrey wrote 1 year ago: Yes, I have been fortunate to have been blessed with many talents and for being in the right place a … more →
The Accidental Journlist, Part 7 -- Symbols of War and a Divided Korea
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Jeffrey wrote 1 year ago: Although this was my second feature article that I wrote back in June 2000 (my first one was an inte … more →
Shogun Splendor at Nijo Castle
Jeffrey wrote 1 year ago: This was orginally written in 2003.With over 1,600 Buddhist temples, 400 Shinto shrines, and a trio … more →
Urban Renewal
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Jeffrey wrote 1 year ago: This was originally published in the Korea Times on Feb. 21, 2006. It is a bit dated now (Lee Myung- … more →
25th Anniversary of the Panmunjom Ax Murder Incident -- Part 2
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Jeffrey wrote 1 year ago: As I continue to update this new blog, I am including some articles and essays which I wrote for the … more →
25th Anniversary of the Panmunjom Ax Murder Incident -- Part 1
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Jeffrey wrote 1 year ago: As I continue to update this new blog, I am including some articles and essays which I wrote for the … more →
