Kimchi Mamas in KoreAm Journal
Congratulations, Kimchi Mamas! We're in the current issue of KoreAm Journal (along with fellow blogger MetroDad)!
(And so is Kimchi Mama Nina!!)
Welcome
Keep It Spicy
THE KIMCHI MAMAS
Recent Posts
Recent Comments
- Julie Kang on This is why I love Kimchi Mamas
- jsook on The 1 month rule
- Erin on Our Childcare Dilemma
- jiji on The 1 month rule
- Insuni on This is why I love Kimchi Mamas
- beloved on The 1 month rule
- PM on The 1 month rule
- Delicate Flower on The 1 month rule
- JG1 on Hot dog nuggets
- jiji on Hot dog nuggets
Categories
- Academics
- Angie in Texas
- Aunty Jo's Email of the Week
- Babies
- Beauty and Style
- blogging
- Blogher
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- Carol
- CityMama
- Contest
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- Dol
- Eliaday
- Everyday Life
- Family
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- Gift ideas
- Giveaway
- Glennia
- Golf
- Grandmothers
- Guest Post
- HalfMama
- Hapa
- Health
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- Identity
- Immigration
- introduction
- Irene
- Jae Ran
- jooliyah
- Julie Kang
- Kids
- Kimchi
- Kimchi Mama Confidential
- Kimchi Mamas
- Kimchi Mamas WTF of the Week
- Korea
- Korean Adoption
- Korean Dramas
- Korean Pop Stars
- Korean Television
- Korean Wave
- Kyong
- Language
- Linda
- Mama Nabi
- Marriage
- Mary
- Meet-Ups
- Mother-In-Law
- Mothers
- movies
- Music
- nationality
- Nina Moon
- North Korea
- Open Thread Thursday
- Our Children
- Our parents
- Paranoia?
- Parenting, general
- Photos
- politics
- Popular culture
- Potty Training
- PR
- PSA's
- Race
- Racial insensitivity
- Racism
- Relationships
- Religion
- Responding
- Rice Daddies
- sarah-ji
- School issues
- Science
- Shinyung Oh
- Social issues
- Social Networking
- South Korea
- Special Causes
- Sports
- Stefania
- Stuff Korean Moms Like
- Survivor
- Television
- The Bachelor
- Therapy
- Toddlers
- Tradition
- Travel
- Twizzle
- Web/Tech
- Weblogs
- Weigook Saram
COMMENT POLICY
- We love comments, but we reserve the right to delete comments at our discretion. Any comments containing offensive language and/or racist or hurtful statements will be removed. Please keep your comments respectful and on-topic...or fear the wrath of the Korean mother-in-law.
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Friday, June 01, 2007
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I just ordered my copy - I soooo wish they sold this at more places on the East Coast!
Posted by: kim | Friday, June 01, 2007 at 10:41 AM
I got this in the mail yesterday -- woo hoo! Nice to see some bloggers I read every day in a magazine too!!
Posted by: harlowmonkey | Friday, June 01, 2007 at 11:56 AM
Congratulations! This must feel wonderful for all of you :D This blog is a great accomplishment, indeed.
Posted by: kathy | Sunday, June 03, 2007 at 04:33 AM
As a fellow ka mother and writer, congratulations and warmest wishes. it's so hard to find more positive role models for koreans and asians in american media. the internet is good. found your blog after reading about the rice daddies from the angry asian man website. good luck!
Posted by: kate | Sunday, June 03, 2007 at 11:08 PM
Congrats!!!
Posted by: Beth B. | Monday, June 04, 2007 at 08:14 AM
Congrats Stefania and the rest of the Kimchi Mama's crew! What an awesome article!
Posted by: Jill | Monday, June 04, 2007 at 10:31 AM
I am 15 years old and quarter korean and half whit am i still considerd korean.
Posted by: jack harris | Sunday, October 14, 2007 at 08:11 AM