I know, I'm sorry. It's been too long. However, I'm getting used to all this weirdness. Actually, it's not as weird as one would think. Very conservative, though. Unlike what we consider conservative. They are more ideologically conservative, rather than physically conservative.
Here are some new pictures. I've seen loads and now shall you.
Cheomseongdae - An ancient observatory. However, it's not very tall. Shorter than my parent's house...eh
Beautiful. Everything is just so beautiful. Nothing like what we have back in Kansas...
One can really stop and smell the roses...except they don't really smell like anything
Wild Strawberries. On the way up the hike up Nam-San Mtn.
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Nice little stone stacks. They represent balance and oneness with nature. At least that's what I feel
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| A peaceful White Moth out at mid-day |
A bamboo pathway. So beautiful...
(R-L) Go Seong, Rachel Kim, Paul and Derek. Some great people I've met so far. They invited me on a hike with them after only have just met them. People are so welcoming here. So nice. We all got a free lunch when we got close to the top of Nam-San Mtn by the monks.
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| Thousands of years old Stone Carved Buddha |
Big & hazy view from the top of the Mtn (Well, almost to the top)
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| Another stone carved Buddha. This is at the top. |
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| Me. And Korean Beauty |
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| At the top again |
Engrish!
It's a farse. The Swastika, as many already know, is a buddhist symbol and this is a great representation of Korean humor.
I don't even know what to say...That's a pig's head in a plastic tub. Two of them
A tiny dog with its hear hear and tail dyed LIME green (which is ironic because I can't find limes for my Gin and Tonics...)
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It's just so pretty here. Come join me
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There's not much to report. I'm still finding things difficult to adjust to.
I'm going to go to Daegu tomorrow and join Costco. I hope I don't have to have my passport or my ID Card because I don't have either. I'm still going through the process of getting my Alien Registration Card.
Please pray for a position to open up in my city for Jered to come to and join me. It's more difficult that we expected to be as separated as we are.
I hope everyone is enjoying the summer and loving as much as they can. It's the only way to live.
