Oh, of course that's silly. It's a little narcissistic of me to think my words have any sort of effect on the pace of your lives. No, no. What I mean to say, of course, is that this is the last post about Korea, and then I can get on with telling you about the rest of my life... yeah, I hear it.
I thought living in New York had somewhat inoculated me against being awestruck by large cities. But Seoul is just so vast. It's amazing. We spent an afternoon at Seoul Tower and from its perch above the city, we had 360 degree views of it all - the metropolis sprawling in every possible direction.
I'm finding it hard to wrap up this experience - a retelling doesn't quite seem to do it justice. Also, I know how much my parents adore blog updates (yours especially, dear sisters and Lee/Barlow cousins. almost every conversation with dad begins with, "have you seen {enter your name here}'s blog site?" i'm particularly fond of the fact he calls them blog sites).
3 comments:
I have been sitting here waiting for another Korea post. No really! Your pictures are spectacular! So colorful and just good. Thanks for reporting on your visit. I miss your parents, too. :)
Also, your hair looks awesome in Korea. All the time, but especially in Korea. Don't you think? :)
Wow, I have been so out of the blog world that I missed all of these until now, and I'm in love. With the photos, the colors, the light, the people....love. Stunning. Allison, you're a babe. What an amazing trip!! I'm so happy you got to go see your parents!! How fun! Miss you!
I adore your blog site and have especially enjoyed your posts on Korea! Thank you for sharing your beautiful pictures and your amazing hair. I love seeing where Uncle Mark and Aunt Julie are living.
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