I was treated like a princess tonight!
On the excruciatingly long plane ride from Canada to Korea, I sat beside a Korean man who lived in Calgary for 9 months. He is in pharmaceuticals with aspirations to be a politician;
he's so driven and successful that he's a bit intimidating,
but he's also playful in his own way.
There was some e-mail miscommunication but we finally got into contact and met tonight for the first time since we choked down plane food and watched 'The Notebook', high above the sea. His childhood story is facinating. He met his parents and younger brother for the first time at age 7. I'll tell you the story, in depth, sometime.
Anyway, here are some photos from our night. He picked me up in his car and gave me a traditional pouch that brings good luck. A luxury seafood restaurant awaited us, and afterwards we watched dancers in the park near the Suwon Arts Center:
Why does every meal in Korea look like it is smothered in red chili sauce. It looks like heartburn city to me. I really can eat spicy food, it is my wife that has to take Pepsid AC anytime she even looks at your pictures. Your Nikon is doing well keep up the good work. Don't forget that once in a while we do love to hear your stories. MUD
ReplyDeleteOoh, I like the elephants! Very cool!
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Ohhhhh! Lovely! Looks like you had a great time! The elephants are so neat!
ReplyDeleteGreat pics! Now we really need to hear his story. You can't leave us hanging like that!
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The Dancers were beautiful.
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