I'm a mom from California who decided one day that my life lacked the requisite amount of adventure for such a dynamic woman as myself. So in order to change this sad state of affairs, I set off for, wait for it. . .Korea! Now I'm a mom in Seoul! Somethings bound to happen here! Welcome to my world, buckle up and enjoy the ride.
Friday, September 5, 2008
New Digs
Hello everyone! I know it's been ages and a lot has happened!
First off, I moved! To a new "smaller" apartment. But I say it has more "character" and "charm" than the bigger place I had before! I had a little housewarming and I will attach the few pics we took. Doesn't really show you my place but you can see the size of it!
You know how you don't know how good something is until it's gone? My first apartment I didn't buy anything. Literally nothing. (ok, maybe a fork or two). But this one was completely empty. I mean EMPTY. I had to buy EVERYTHING. A fridge, washer, furniture, pots, pans...it sucked. And I dropped a bit of money on it as you can imagine. But luckily I got good deals on stuff. And right on the corner near my place is this great plant store. I went in and bought a bunch of stuff. The plan is to live in a jungle! So I'm buying plants often! When we went in, there was a little girl in there and I asked if she spoke english and she just started smiling and laughing and saying no. I said she should go to the park with Ajenai and the girls mother was agreeing (her english was very little, but we were working it out). Both girls were just standing there staring at each other! But eventually, Ajenai went to the park with the girl and she was like, "her english is fine!" So they hang out at the park down the street.
I really like this new neighborhood, even though it's all Korean all the time!I got kinda used to seeing other brown faces living in Itaewon (which is foreign town). But it's a cute neighborhood. We have our corner store, where the high school son speaks perfect english and his parents speak none! He is always playing games on the computer and I tell him to go outside with Ajenai! His parents and the local drunks who sit outside say hello every, single time we pass by! Cute so far, but I anticipate that getting old fast!
Ok, more later!
bye for now!
Hi! I'm an Ayanna in Atlanta and just happened by your page. How fascinating that you would pick up and move to another country, and with your child! WOW! Kudos to you! I'm thinking of a similar move, to France. I'm looking forward to reading about your adventures. Take care over there!!
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