Relaxing in Prison
“This prison gives me a sense of freedom,” said Park Hye-ri, a 28-year-old office worker who paid $90 to spend 24 hours locked up in a mock prison. Since 2013, the “Prison Inside Me” facility in northeast Hongcheon has hosted more than 2,000 inmates, many stressed office workers and students seeking relief from South Korea’s demanding work culture. “I was too busy,” said Park as she sat in a 5-sq-m (54-sq-foot) cell. “I shouldn’t be here right now, given the work I need to do. But I decided to pause and look back at myself for a better life.” Clients get a blue prison uniform, a yoga mat, tea set, a pen and notebook. They sleep on the floor. “After a stay in our prison, people say, ‘This is not a prison, the real prison is where we return to,'” she said.
Take a break and laugh
My mate who’s an origami teacher, has quit her job..
Apparently…
1. There was too much paperwork.
2. She kept folding under pressure.
3. She just couldn’t cut it.
When asked how he keeps his cool under pressure…
The bomb squad captain said: “Either I’m right or it’s not my problem anymore.”
My dad was Korean and my mom was Mexican
Hi, I am Guacamo Lee
50% of South Koreans have cataracts.
The other 50% drive Rincolns.
Birthdays on July 21st
1987 – Anna Lynne McCord, 1986 – Diane Guerrero, 1977 – Allison Wagner
1948 – Kat Stevens, 1978 – Josh Harnett, 1983 – Kellen Winslow
Morning Motivator
Life is the art of drawing without an eraser.