2012 started on a high note…well, 5,280 feet to be exact. But after a short 10 month stay in Denver, our bags were once again packed. Our life abroad as expats wasn’t quite done… So, with passport pages ready, we headed east, towards the “Rising Sun.” We lived in a box and worked for a fox … Continue reading
This weeks postaday Photo Challenge is Geometry. At first it really had us stumped.. Then we remembered Japan, the crowded subway and a very cool shot. You can see our past entries here. Related articles Weekly Photo Challenge : Geometry (cherylandrews.wordpress.com) Weekly Photo Challenge: Geometry (hereandthere5.wordpress.com) Weekly Photo Challenge: Geometry (thepetalpusher.wordpress.com) Weekly Photo Challenge – Geometric … Continue reading
Bringing a dog from Korea to America is much easier than bringing a dog from America to Korea. Here is what you have to do, We left from Gimhae but I imagine everything is the same through Seoul. 1st. When you book your airline ticket, make sure your airline allows dogs in the cabin, that … Continue reading
The lucky joys of Korean weather… while Florida is receiving torrential downpours thanks to TS Debbie and Colorado is stricken with awful wildfires…. Here is Busan, we have clouds and cool weather. As you can see by the weather radar from today, the storms pass between SE Asia, China and Japan, but leave SOK … Continue reading
I just returned from Fukuoka Japan where I went on a 33 hour Visa Run for teaching in Korea. I want to write this so it is helpful for anyone else needing to go, because I had a hard time finding the facts on the internet. You can only go on a Visa Run if … Continue reading
We left our wonderful guest house nice and early on Tuesday Morning. Sweet Nishibe drove us to TamaPlaza where we took the Limo Bus to the airport. It runs every 30 minutes or so, costs 2,800 a person and takes 2 hours. We arrived at the airport only to find out that a nice storm … Continue reading
50 days later and our time here in Japan has come to an end. For many reasons we have decided to move on. The country here is beautiful, but it is much more of a tourist destination for us than a home.Today, we board a plane to Busan, South Korea to make it our home … Continue reading
