It's a trendy place.

[sheneebo]

Korea is a crazy place where apartment buildings sprout out of the ground like so many clusters of weeds, not wildflowers. Prostitution is condoned here and to facilitate it "love hotels" offer their invitations for a nice stay and a quick lay. Things are very busy and fast-paced hence McDonald's and Pizza Hut. Everyone and everything is brightly

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[twinggle]

that sounds awesome shenee! Thanks for sharing.
I am currently considering an au pair position in Germany. I am very interested in your side of the world as well. It is so crazy how different the atmosphere and culture is and I love hearing about it.
I cannot wait to talk to you in person about it all!
<3 kat

[sheneebo]

Oh how very amazing that would be, to go to Germany and be a nanny. What an excellent and interesting way to earn money and experience a different culture. If you are interested in Korea, I have little doubt that it would be a problem for you to find such a position here. From what I hear they are very eager for English teachers and when you couple that with the fact that the parents work most of the day and chose to send their children to English language school, rather than day care....well, it sounds like a definite possibility.
I as well am eager to return to swap adventures in person. I like your animation.

[tokyocandykila]

oh margaret stewart baxter.

[christa_ann]

That sounds so weird (in a good exciting way though). That would be the day you'd see any thing like that over here in the U.S. I'm glad to hear that things are staying exciting over there for you. How are you doing any way?

[sheneebo]

Boy am I thankful that love hotels don't exist in the US. Imagine what that would mean for women, or even what it does mean for women here.
I hear that you are going through some pretty rough times. It's nice that you three indefinitely have the support of each other. How is your life otherwise? Have you learned any more new instruments? You talented little thing you.