1. Launder some clothes & hang out to dry. - Not to be confused with Christo's artwork 2. Shower. - outside in a thunderstorm 3. Walk. - back to Seoul 4. Eat seafood. - all up, depleting the seven seas! 5. Go back to yeogwan, chill, and keep reading manuscript. - ignoring Ms. Yeogwan
Didn't take many with me. I try to practice underpacking. You've heard the wisdom: "Pack the barest minimum of what you think you'll need, then after you're done packing it, dig into your bags and throw half of that stuff out." I rarely succeed at this.
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Kevin's Agenda:
ReplyDelete1. Launder some clothes & hang out to dry. - Not to be confused with Christo's artwork
2. Shower. - outside in a thunderstorm
3. Walk. - back to Seoul
4. Eat seafood. - all up, depleting the seven seas!
5. Go back to yeogwan, chill, and keep reading manuscript. - ignoring Ms. Yeogwan
Maybe not so easy . . .
Jeffery Hodges
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1. If I start wrapping old European buildings in cerements, I'll send you photos.
ReplyDelete2. If only the weather were accommodating.
3. I just need to shred my train ticket.
4. According to climate scientists, humanity is doing a fine job of heating the seas and killing off entire oceanic ecosystems.
5. Ms. Yeogwan is a harsh mistress, often hard to ignore.
You're only gone for a few days... why are you washing clothes?
ReplyDeleteDidn't take many with me. I try to practice underpacking. You've heard the wisdom: "Pack the barest minimum of what you think you'll need, then after you're done packing it, dig into your bags and throw half of that stuff out." I rarely succeed at this.
ReplyDelete6. tug toning
ReplyDeleteTry traveling/living like Lee Child's "Jack Reacher."
ReplyDeleteHe wears his clothing for 2–3 days before discarding it, usually purchasing new clothing cheaply from chain outlets.
Yeah... if I thought Korean chain outlets might have clothing in my size...
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