A breif thundershower this afternoon helped clear up the air a little. I like the freshness of the air in Seoul after it rains. I try to breathe as much in as possible because I know that it is only a matter of time before it becomes stuffy again. I am still going through a record number of tissues and nursing a raw nose as I continue to manufacture copius amounts of mucus. I've come to the conculsion that there really is no such thing as fresh air in Seoul. With a population density of 70,000 people per square mile I don't know why I would expect the air to be clean.
It's Friday..I'm going to find something to do with fellow English teacher J. It should be a fun evening. She's really low-key. I keep thinking that I need to hang out with her more.
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are you still blogging?
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ReplyDeleteMy name is Janhvi. I am trying to teach English in South Korea and have type 2 diabetes I wanted to know if there is anymore info you can give me in terms of what recruiter you used? my email address is krazijaanu@yahoo.com I would be so grateful if you could shoot me an email and help me out!
ReplyDeleteSomething that makes the situation feel new, different and exciting. There was a breath of fresh air at night of boring music.