Last year, we brought you our most popular video to date, How to Dance K-Pop Style, 2008. In that video, we showed you all of the dance moves that our students couldn't stop doing in our classes. A year has passed since then, and now those moves aren't going to be useful to you in your classes. Well, you could try doing them, but you'll surely get a lot of groans. So, now that 2009 is over with, we have a whole new list of songs and moves that you need to know. So click on the picture above for our latest installation, How to Dance K-Pop Style, 2009.

Two days ago, Korea saw it's heaviest snowfall since something like forever. It was magical! Snow doesn't usually fall heavily here in Korea. Last Winter, snow would fall occasionally, but would melt away a couple of hours later. On January 4th, 2010, though, something close to 26 cm of snow smothered Seoul. Anyhow, the whole point of this backstory is to tell you that this snow day was AWESOME! Spudgy loved it, probably because he never saw snow like this before. We went out to the park to tape Spudgy hopping around in the snow, and happened to get a lot more than just Spudgy acting silly. It was a wonderful day, and we have it on tape, so click the picture above to see our video of Korea's Super Crazy Snow Day!

We're feeling in the Christmas spirit, so here's a quick video we slapped together of Christmas at Simon's Korean Middle School. Simon makes students write letters to Santa, then picks the best one from each of his classes (he's got 22), and then, on Christmas Eve, he goes from class to class, throws open the door, yells HO HO HO, and gives a small present to the winning student. Oh, and he's dressed up like Santa the whole time. The suit's really itchy, by the way. Spudgy's got a Santa suit of his own, and he's not too fond of it either. Anyhow, here's a small video to match the Christmas spirit, with a Korean version of Jingle Bells playing in the background! Click on Santa Spudgy to see Christmas in a Middle School. And Merry Christmas to you! See you next year with some more videos.

We love sushi. We were really excited when we saw that Korea has Sushi Conveyor Belts, but since then the novelty has worn off, and we haven't really eaten much sushi since. Fortunately, someone sent us an email recently to tell us about Sushi Mom, which does Sushi Delivery. Yes. That's right. SUSHI DELIVERY! We don't have to go to the conveyor belts anymore! Sushi can come right to our house! What's great about this place is not only the awesome sushi, but also the fact that you don't have to stumble around on the phone trying to explain your order, because the owner speaks perfect English! Order your Dynamite Rolls, Rainbow Rolls, whatever-you-want rolls, and get them delivered to your place! Check out our Review of Sushi Mom, and then go to their website and order some sushi! You won't regret it.