About 2000 women make Kimchi to give away to the needy in Seoul - pics

[Kadie]

Women make a traditional Korean side dish "kimchi", or fermented cabbage, at a charity event at the Seoul City Hall Plaza November 8, 2011. About 2,000 volunteers made 270 tonnes of kimchi on Tuesday to give away to needy people during the winter season.











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[proud2BlibKansan]

1. I watched a show on the food channel where they made kimchi

It's a very intensive process. It was fascinating.

[DURHAM D]

2. Occupy Kim Chi Pot?

Cool pics - thanks for posting.

[sam11111]

3. still no days off in K. ? what age usually begin? retire ever? never, still?

Honest questions not slams.

[kestrel91316]

5. Google "Seoul, SOUTH Korea". I think you are a tad confused.

[sam11111]

6. SOUTH it was at sites i read

Also heard comment on tv-

They get up, go to work 7 days a week.

[hedgehog]

13. I was just working in South Korea. I asked my husband why all the

engineers looked so young. It turns out that their retirement age is 50! We were the oldest people in the plant! Also, the have week-ends off.

[kestrel91316]

4. Damn commies!!!!

:evilgrin:

[Generic Other]

7. Mouthwatering actually

I am jealous.

[NBachers]

8. I love Kim Chi!

All this great election news and Kim Chi too. What a great night to be alive.

[WCGreen]

9. When I was in a drug induced comma back in 2004....

I was having episodic delusions that seemed very real to me.

One of them was I was in Korea, hiding from the Northern Koreans and was making my way back to the south by eating stashed away Kim-chi left behind by spys...

[Fuzz]

12. I could use a good coma

[eppur_se_muova]

10. Who organized this? I'm sure it says on their aprons, but I don't read Hangul or Hanja ... nt

[Uncle Joe]

11. That's some hot stuff.

It should work to warm the needy up this winter.

Thanks for the thread, Kadie.