So one year has come and gone and here we are still in Korea. This past year has been tumultuous, to say the least. Underwater trees, busted eardrums, vomiting in the park from food sickness or too much sun, or let’s just say it: alcohol. And that was only one trip. I suppose this retrospective should be something along the lines of “Things I’ve Learned” or maybe “What to Do and What not to Do in Korea” or some equally inane clichéd thing, no offense to those who enjoy those kinds of lists, I’m just not that way, generally, I hope. So then what is this going to be? Really short. When I came to Korea I expected the language to come rather easy, I suppose if I had studied as hard the first five months as I did from August, I would have a much better handle on it. I know enough to get around, but there is a lot more, as if that isn’t obvious. My time at the place where I was employed was as turbulent as this year, and in some way could have been the cause of all the chaos. But th
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good to hear you're in Korea. I'm loving it so far, so much that I'll be returning in July after a short trip home next month. I couldn't find your email address. Send me a line at davidwellbaum@gmail.com and we'll chat it up.
Take care.
Did't you bring your yo yo???
Mom
Do we get pictures of you on your birthday? I think you should get a cake and take a picture blowing out the candles.
Love the bathroom. How about the kitchen and living area?
I love keeping up with what's going on in your life. Keep plugging along on that language barrier.
Love, Mom M.
We are all thinking of you...
Love,
Grandpa Paul, Grandma Florence, Mom, Dad and Ross!!!!!!!!!
Love you...
Grandma is doing well and I took her to a Polish Party at St. Patrick's Church last night. She didn't want to dance but she sure had fun talking with everyone as usual. All I had to do was get her a glass a wine.
Will keep checking in and Grandma Rose and I both love the site. Thanks sooooo much for taking the time to keep us all informed.
Love ya
From both of us.
Aunt JAN