Things start to become familiar
We stepped outside the other day, and Steph turned to me and said "This really feels familiar... like it did when we got here."
It's so true. It's been almost a year, but the feel, the temperature, the fresh smells and the budding trees, brings back a wave of memories. A lot of good memories. It's amazing how much we have experienced in this past year... like 4 years of memories jammed into one.
Now, we find ourselves packing, sorting out who gets which of the possessions we aren't taking with us, tying up lose ends, and thinking about all the great things we have done and been through this past year. It has been an amazing run to say the least. And we officially have less than a month left.
Hard to believe.
It's so true. It's been almost a year, but the feel, the temperature, the fresh smells and the budding trees, brings back a wave of memories. A lot of good memories. It's amazing how much we have experienced in this past year... like 4 years of memories jammed into one.Now, we find ourselves packing, sorting out who gets which of the possessions we aren't taking with us, tying up lose ends, and thinking about all the great things we have done and been through this past year. It has been an amazing run to say the least. And we officially have less than a month left.
Hard to believe.
Labels: Changes, ESL, going home, South Korea, Teaching
posted by Brent at 9:43 a.m.
3 Comments:
Taking chances like what you two have done are what make life worth living. Even if it was a bad experience, you would probably be a better person for it in the end.
I've said it many times, but I'm incredibly jealous of your adventures and I can't wait until we meet in Hanoi so we can have our own.
We miss you like crazy buddy!
Looking forward to the next couple of months!!!
*sniff sniff*
Sometimes, it is great to peel off the cynical ex-pat glasses and revel in what we loved about the place when we first came here....
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