So Im here
I now reside in a city of many milions of people that stretches as far as the eye can see, if it could see for the smog. Actually I have not found the air that bad, though there are a lot of people around wearing masks. I have a beautiful sunny classroom in a quaint school in the wealthiest area of seoul known as Gangnam. I am overwhelmed by all the new and strange experiences. I feel powerless as a language minority and look forward to learning to speak it. Dinner was my first experience with Kim Chi. I loved it.
I will get some pictures and more posts soon
the muddied visitors
About Me
- Mud On His Shoes
- Painter, Picker, scribbler, scratcher, Teacher, cooker, talker, listener, reader,
the others
- aa MY Art WORK
- Amanda
- And Jazz
- Andrew
- Ann Andree
- Asher in Sierra Leone
- biemers
- Carmela
- craig 'n Jay
- Dane
- Deppey man
- Deppey Woman
- Erika Hiding
- Ethan and Laurel
- Gagreel
- Google News
- JackJack
- Jazz
- Justine
- Justine in Kenya
- Katy
- Kevin SunField
- Kunnari
- Kwaaks
- Margret
- Mike and Laura and babe
- Movie star
- Perkins
- PLasma
- posh and becc
- Radam
- Read the Page
- Rob and Megan
- roboseyo
- Samwise the Brave
- Sara
- Sara G
- Scotter
- Shane and the Simples
- Sinnematic
- Swiftbird
- The leather aprons
- The Pauper
- The Rising Jeff
- What the Fiekema
- Winterpegger
- Zuidhofs1
4 comments:
You made it! Good. We were thinking about you yesterday and wondering if you started on Monday B.C. time, or Monday Korea time. Pictures please!
amazazing!
i meant to call or email you before you left, but either way, I'm glad you made it safely.
keep writing, i can't wait to hear stories!
exciting!
Gabe, Stacey and I had kim chee and mundoo at the market on Saturday in honor of your being probably half-way to Korea. It was very good.... mundoo better than kim chee.... great green onion cakes too. I smell it all day, every saturday when I work.
Glad you made it there safely. definitely keep posting!
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