It's difficult to know what to say as I'm feeling extremely existential tonight. For those of you unfortunate enough to have missed the cockroach extravaganza, I am deeply sorry for you - you will have to either contact me personally for an account, or consult with someone who was fortunate enough to receive first-hand information on that subject.
As most of you (hopefully) are aware, I am now in Daegu, South Korea. Most of the other teachers have told me about their initial experiences and how different Korea is. To be honest, it just feels like a big city to me. The market near my house even has cheap yellow mustard. What more could a girl want?
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Certainly, travel is more than the seeing of sights; it is a change that goes on, deep and permanent, in the ideas of living. ~Miriam Beard
J'nanna! Call me! 010 8974 8869! We have to get together. How long is the train ride to Songtan (Osan air base) or to Seoul? Let me know!
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OMG!!! Joanna has a blog!
ReplyDeleteThis is so crazy, congratulations on joining the online community!
Glad that you're doing is so that all of these crazy people in the States know what's happening with you!
I would love to hear the roach story. Are you settle in an apartment?
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ReplyDeleteI would be happy to tell you the roach story someday . . . and I am settled in my little room of an apartment. (c: