Fates sealed (at least for the next 2 months), we bid our farewells as each of us were transported to the bus terminal, where we could continue on to our final destination. The following are a few snapshots of moments captured.
Thank you Rebecca, for seeing this picture and taking it!
The major bus terminal in Seoul.
Thulie (my coordinator) and I in the elevator, as she takes me to the institute.
Oh yeah, and some info of where I'm placed.
The lock system for the apt. door.
Dinner: Delicious Delivered Chicken.
Small, but plenty.
Part of the living room. I understand we have cable, but wouldn't know: haven't watched it yet.
The lock system for the apt. door.
Dinner: Delicious Delivered Chicken.
Small, but plenty.
Part of the living room. I understand we have cable, but wouldn't know: haven't watched it yet.
Most important thing: We have Wireless!!!
Just across the TV. Balcony just at the other side of the window (larger than I expected).
Kitchen/Dining area. The open door is my room. The door beside the stove is where the washer is. I have a window in my room, but it looks out to the washer . . . and the window above the washer . . .
Just across the TV. Balcony just at the other side of the window (larger than I expected).
Kitchen/Dining area. The open door is my room. The door beside the stove is where the washer is. I have a window in my room, but it looks out to the washer . . . and the window above the washer . . .
At least I have a window!
My bed and stuff.
I wasn't completely done with moving-in, although I had most things away.
My bed and stuff.
I wasn't completely done with moving-in, although I had most things away.
Ja, mein "Bogi-Tür" ist da! Ich müsste sie auch mitbringen!
Vielen Dank euch, es war echt lieb von euch!
Now, on to my 1st day . . .
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