Caveat: Fish & Furniture

I've been pretty stationary since starting my new job.  I realized I haven't even ridden a bus or subway in several weeks.  Ilsan is so walkable, so I just walk places. 

I decided I needed to go somewhere, and my friend Mr Choi invited me to Suwon, so I took the subway/bus combo down there yesterday.  He met me with some of his friends and we drove to some middle-of-the-nowhere place on the west side of Suwon where we went to a restaurant-combined-with-furniture-shop.  These hippy-ish Koreans making hand-crafted furniture and delicious food.

After it was over, I helped Mr Choi with proofreading the English of some materials that are part of his latest business scheme (he's always got a business scheme or three going).  One has to be non-perfectionist with these things – try to catch the worst of it, and let a lot of the less horrible errors go past.  Otherwise it makes the correction proof a red blur of ink.  People seem to have this misconception that the output of Google translate is good English, which it most certainly isn't, most of the time.

Here are a few pictures.

Me in the restaurant with the delicious food.

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Some hand-crafted furniture.

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A functional reproduction of an 18th-century Korean crane thingy of the sort used in the construction of the famous Suwon fortress.

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Sunset.

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