Last night saw the end to our season of "Strange Soup" (where I had the pleasure of playing a green alien kleptomaniac twin) and the closing to a quite hectic and productive chapter of my life. In the last six months I've lost 16 kilograms (but gained 1 back), got a couple of exciting translation proposals, finally sorted out an F2 visa, eaten raw fish marinated in makgeolli, perfected my rib making skills, read far too many Russian fantasy horror novels, been slapped in the face twice daily, eaten extraordinary amounts of fake poo and have been made workshop director for an exciting new project at our theatre. Now it's time for all sorts of even more interesting things to happen, including getting up off my bottom and spending more time on this blog.
So dear reader, hopefully over the coming weeks you'll see an increase in dazzling death defying detailed deliveries of dastardly devised documents. Be careful, there may be alliteration involved...
BONUS FAKE POO RECIPE: Take three large spoonfuls of 미숫가루 (a powder made from mixed grains), one large teaspoon of hot chocolate powder and mix thoroughly. Add hot water, little by little, constantly stirring with a chopstick until you get your desired consistency. For added fun dress up as a green alien twin and smear the poo all over your fellow twin's face whilst singing about how sweet it is... Repeat twice a day in front of a large audience...
Hey, diddly-dee, an actor's life for me!
Paul Ajosshi pictured with "Paul Ajosshi Finger Puppet" provided by costume designer extraordinaire 이종행. Available in all poor quality toy shops now...
2 comments:
Tell tell about the F2 visa process. There's simply nothing else / no one else blogging about it right now... Perhaps you can flesh out the facts from the rumors a bit more.
Also, I'm noticing a certain blog (cough: http://chrisinsouthkorea.blogspot.com) isn't listed on your otherwise interesting blogroll. I trust I've not offended you :)
Sorry Chris, it has been ages since I updated my blogroll. Fear not, you're on there now!
As for blogging about the F2 visa process, I'll have a think and then perhaps post some details.
To get one thing straight, I didn't have to show my bank accounts or prove I had vast amounts of cash...
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