Some people asked what our living situation is like. The head teacher at the school, Pamela, is Canadian and she's back in Canada now for a month, so we're staying at her place. At the end of February we'll move into the other foreign teachers' apartment (the people we're replacing.) So this is our temporary apartment, and I'll show you pictures of our new place once we move in.
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| Living Room |
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| Bathroom. There's no stall for the shower, it's just in the open. |
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| Kitchen |
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| Bedroom |
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| Snow from the kitchen window |
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| Preparations for my first Korean meal: Ddoek Boggi. The red bowl that looks like it has Wheat Thins is actual fish cake, which is kind of spongy, fish-flavored...something. The white things in the measuring cup are rice noodles. |
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| Ddoek boggi, the finished product! |
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| Fruit bowl. I just thought this looked nice. |
I like the fruit bowl : ) and the apartment looks great! I forgot that you get snow there, probably because we havnt had any here so it doesnt really feel like winter. Hope you are both well.
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Jack would probably love the wires running across the kitchen.
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