Stream path
Originally uploaded by cathilee
Just talked to David and he says that there’s been a lot of rain on the peninsula this spring and summer. (Same is true of the southeastern U.S., though not sure it’s been this heavy.)
This is an old picture of the biking and walking path along the Jungangcheon near our old apartment in Dongdaemun-gu.
He says the entire path is now underwater and some of the smaller bridges (like the one you see in the background that connects the neighborhood road with the Dongbu Expressway) aren’t usable anymore.
Wipes away cobwebs–blows off dust.
Whew! Well, I really didn’t mean to let it go this long. Yes, we are no longer in living Korea (although David is currently in Seoul for business—again.) But I am committed to finishing my “Top 10 Things I’ll Miss” list and writing about how life there has changed me.
In keeping with that, I wanted to point out something ironic I’ve noticed about life back in the U.S. And that is: No matter where you go, the power of the ajumma will follow.
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Hong Kong - Victoria Peak
Originally uploaded by David_Harris
David is working in Hong Kong and Shenzhen while I am back in the States. I miss him, but am glad he’s getting to see some sights.
by Cat on February 15, 2009
Whew! I think this is the longest I’ve ever gone without posting to the blog (or some blog, any blog…).
Things have continued to be crazy with a lot of changes to “the plan” we had when we left Korea in December.
First, we are not in Hong Kong, as expected. David’s assignment there was postponed until March. Second, Susana and I will not be accompanying him when he does go, as I totally hit the wall when we got back to the States in December. [click to continue...]
