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Period : July 10 - 11, 2009
○ Venue : KBS Busan hall
○ Tickets : R 55,000 won / S 44,000 won / A 33,000 won
○ For more info. : 1600-1602
○ Website : www.nanta.co.kr
Meeting up individually to exchange books can be tedious at times so we decided to have a group book exchange. Come give life to some of those old books just sitting on your shelf while picking up some new ones for yourself.
○ Period : May 31 ~ June 4, 2009
○ Venue : Haeundae Beach, Busan Cultural Center, Haeundae Cultural Center
○ Participants : 60 performances, 45 teams from 10 countries
(Argentina, Australia, Canada, Chile, China, Hong Kong, Ireland, Japan,
Korea and USA)
Hoping I can get some info. We are a young foreign family moving to Busan. I was hoping for some help and advice on where is the best area to live - near shops etc. What are peoples thoughts on the 2 schools - BFS or ISB? And other families who I may contact as we arrive in July before school starts. I have an 8 month old son and 6/7 year old daughter. Any help is appreciated. P.S. Does anyone know if I can get weetbix - my 6 year old daughter's favourite food. Always have to get it imported wherever we are living!! e.g Turkey, Spain, Austria etc!
Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who help each other stay sober one day at a time. There are no leaders, rules, or fees in our fellowship. Our sole purpose is to help those interested live a happy, sane, sober life by applying the twelve steps.
The Way Down South in Busan Group is an OPEN Meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous, which means that anyone interested in our program and fellowship is welcome--whether they have a desire to stop drinking or not.
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