No, San Diego, but I've driven through and love the Mojave!

Thanks! I will look at that. are you from the Mojave Desert? I grew up there. :)

Print this: http://i248.photobucket.com/albums/gg168/owbee/Mylinguistics/KoreanKeyboardLayout.png and then place it in front of your keyboard. Consonants are on the left, vowels on the right. The most common consonants and vowels are pretty easy, the double consonants and those across the bottom left are difficult and take some time, but it just takes practice. What's nice is that all Korean words start with consonant, then vowel so there's a nice left hand, right hand rhythm.

I don't know where the letters are automatically so it's just slow and I get annoyed with myself. I'm very quick at typing with the Latin alphabet.

How are you trying to type in Hangul? You use the same keyboard as English. It's very easy to set up for Windows or Mac or a phone.