Arriving back in Korea only to discover this mean lookin' hog! The previous tenant in my apartment left me this scooter. Of course, he did mention it needed repair. It now runs like a champ! Well, it runs fairly smooth now. My compliments to Brian for sharing this photo he snapped.
My apartment building in the background. After a year in Busan, I'm not familiar with so many open spaces of greenery.
Jugong Apt 203
From a studio, to a 2 bedroom apartment feels extremely large! It's older, but I'm very content with it. When moving into a place, you just accept what the last English teacher left you. Hopefully, they leave you with plenty, as was my case. Although, I didn't choose any of the colors. Pink wouldn't have been my first choice, maybe second...
I only had one plant back in the states & am currently having a little trouble keeping up with eight of them.
Enclosed porch where I dry my laundry. You can barely see the drying rack that has been pulled up while not in use.
I also utilize the outside clothing lines which are on the south side of every apartment. My neighbor has kindly displayed this visual for you.
A quick turn & you're looking at the other side of the porch. In order to keep the mosquitos out, I only open the windows that have screens. Yet, them crafty things still find a way in. I must say the mosquitos here aren't nearly as bad as in Busan!
Looking toward the ocean, but I haven't seen it yet from my apartment. I think there's too much haze in the air. Perhaps it's too far or there are too many buildings in the way? Guess I'll find out soon enough.
The den, or computer room. I'm not use to having so many rooms, so I haven't named it yet.
Kitchen with a dining room table.
I just wanted to show my cheap way of designing with postcards.
Utility room just past the kitchen.
Along with a scooter, came this bathroom mess. I honestly don't know how the previous tenant lived like this!
Two hours 45 minutes later, this is as clean as one could possibly get it! Believe me!
I was so excited when my director offered to buy me a microwave! After not having one for over a year, I quickly accepted. As demonstrated here, I was pleased to know I hadn't lost my microwave skills!
Almost healed, but I developed some rash on both sides of the wound while in the Shanghai hospital. This side was the worst, but as you can see, it is now scabbed over. Prior to scabbing, it was quite raw & stung even in the open air. The doctor said not to worry about it.
