There have been many a changes since I've returned from Korea and HK.
I am now an auntie to my 3 month old nephew, Jared! He is so cute, and looks very much like his mommy and daddy.
I am much more content and happy with the decisions that I have made in the past several months. And I am feeling more comfortable at reaching age 30... that huge milestone!
Today is my 1 year wedding anniversary, and I am still feeling like a newly-wed! Everything is warm and fuzzy with the support of my hubby. He's been great during the last several months during my times of crises, etc.
In the future, I see tons of change... I feel like I've grown up a lot in the last little while. I think that getting married really does change you... it's one of those milestones that changes the way you look at the world. The added responsibilities... being a partner and life-companion to your spouse... thinking of families and in-laws and your own responsibilities and relationships to immediate and extended families... etc.. I feel as though I am much happier in my own skin these days.
The future is looking better... I have a better idea of what I want in life, and I no longer mind the sacrifices as much.
Showing posts with label Korea. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Korea. Show all posts
August 11, 2008
May 27, 2008
Horizons
My trip to Asia was interesting, fun, and painful.
Shopping and bargains were a blast. Learning about Korea, and being in HK was eye-opening and fun. Everyone is friendly, even amidst all the hustle and bustle. The transit system was awesome, the cultural sites were fantastic, food was great etc.
Now that I am back, I feel even lazier, if that is possible!
When I have more time, I will put my thoughts about the trip all together, and update this blog in more detail. Until then, I leave you with a few photos from my trip in Korea!
- I developed a cough there, and came back with the cough due to the pollution there.
- My feet hurt because we were walking everywhere.
- And I couldn't get used to the idea of squat toilets, and only had to use one once.
Shopping and bargains were a blast. Learning about Korea, and being in HK was eye-opening and fun. Everyone is friendly, even amidst all the hustle and bustle. The transit system was awesome, the cultural sites were fantastic, food was great etc.
Now that I am back, I feel even lazier, if that is possible!
When I have more time, I will put my thoughts about the trip all together, and update this blog in more detail. Until then, I leave you with a few photos from my trip in Korea!
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