So I live in South Korea and if you are a trader/investor and follow cryptocurrency news you'll no doubt be aware of the booming interest in cryptos happening here. As I've mentioned already in a previous

It's already below freezing in South Korea; And to think just a couple weeks ago I got hot strolling around in just a blazer! The weather is pretty extreme here, essentially there are two seasons with

I've taken a break from trading cryptocurrencies for a while as I focus on other things. Actually with the recent bear market bloodbath I realized I should just stop for a while, and it's doing that which

When I stepped into Burger King in South Korea today I was greeted by these two monolithic computers designed to take your order and payment. I knew this would happen eventually just surprised to see it

This new Vietnamese restaurant in Jakjeon South Korea is completely self service allowing it to be so cheap! Noodles are $3.50 and Dimsum is $5.00. You order what you want at this screen when you first

The American Half Cent was produced from 1793-1857 at the Philadelphia Mint. The Draped Bust Half Cent here was produced between 1800-1808. A total of 814,464 were minted of the 1805 Half Cent.

This Ingersoll pocketwatch came in a small lot of pocketwatches I purchased. I didn't have it fixed up because it appeared to have moisture under the glass already and I doubt it's worth that much, but

Hiked Sorae Mountain in Incheon South Korea. The entire expedition took five hours which included three hours of hiking and two hours resting on top of the mountain.

The Cleveland County Commissioner gifted this to me recently. It's an ounce of .999 silver showing the Cleveland County Courthouse on the reverse and the location of Cleveland County on the obverse. The

Black garlic is something I consume every morning before having any solid food. I call it a superfood because I can literally feel the effects it has on my body shortly after eating it. I feel increased

The Indian Head Cent (Indian Head Penny) was intended to replace the large cent. It was produced from 1859-1909 and designed by James Barton Longacre who was the chief engraver at the Philadelphia Mint.

This is the first mechanical watch that I bought way back in 2009 when I was just starting out my #horology hobby. Like most people just getting into something for the first time I was a newb, and so made

I went to bed at 10 or 10:30 PM which is early for me. In the middle of the night I decided to get up to go out my front door. But getting there was very difficult. I was being blocked, stopped, pulled

Shabu-Shabu in South Korea with beef and noodles.

Had quite the unique dining experience recently in South Korea with my wife and her friends. On the menu this time was cow intestine and esophagus, yummy! Seaweed Soup Cow Esophagus (Chunyubb) Hot Peppers

I'd almost forgotten about these in South Korea until my wife parked our car in one today. These parking spaces are set up close to entrances and exits and are for women only. My wife thinks they're actually

My three Waltham pocketwatches are still with my watchmaker but I asked him to send me some photos of the movements so I could lookup the serial numbers. Here's what I found out: Waltham Model 1888 The

Yes I'm a grown man. But come on... Lego and Simpsons, together! It's all about the #nostalgia baby! Enjoy some pics I took of my Lego Simpsons House:

The Seiko SRP307 (aka Black Monster) is a revamp of the original Seiko "Monster" models. The updates though subtle may just be enough to make this the best Automatic Diver's Watch to get in it's

South Korean Dakgalbi packs quite the punch! It's very spicy stir-fried chicken that is eaten with fresh garlic in a leaf with some Korean red bean sauce. You can cook the chicken yourself at your table