Yun and I travel to a lot of countries. It's usually for a week or ten days. In that time you can get a nice feel of a place but you can't truly know it. My time in Seoul was eye opening because I was able to spend about five weeks. With the help of friends I was able to really get inside the city. I was quite surprised to find out just how much I love being there. I even told Yun I could live there someday. She looked at me a little funny but it's true. The food is out of this world. The people are gorgeous and I stick out like a looney bird. If I loved it so much when it was 10 degrees, I imagine I would go crazy in the spring time. I'm really hoping to finagle some other trips to my new favorite place.
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the flight over and back are the only things i didn't like about my trips to korea. while i was there i found it hard to get someone to shave my head. my wife's sister owns a beauty shop and she wouldn't cut it down for me. she said, that it would make me look like a criminal. loved this korean series!
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I'm glad you enjoyed your time over here. My wife and I (neither of us Koreans) have been here in Korea a couple of months shy of two years. We plan on staying a third.
Its a great place to live and it has given us many opportunities we would never have been able to enjoy if we had stayed back in Canada.
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Like this piece "korean air".
Did u draw it from life or from a picture?
Particularly like the background colour - is it watercolour?
I too believe Koreans r a beautiful race.
Also liked your sketches of Austria: Vienna & Salzburg.
Love the actual places too.
Oh, and waiting at traffic lights felt absurd for me too!
Germany is the same. Actually, in Frankfurt someone told me I was setting a bad example for the children when I just walked on across.
They were standing there smoking.
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BFA Student, Sydney, Australia.
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