Ultimately it’s probably a good thing that I have a couple of hours each day where I’m on the bus into Seoul with my thoughts and no distractions. I try to avoid the internet and disconnect for a while and either listen to some music or finish playing Words With Friends.

As a result of this me time I’ve been thinking about people and things Jennifer and I have left behind in Cayman and how much we miss not necessarily the place itself, which we do, of course, but we also miss the strange and wonderful people a place like a small island in the Caribbean attracts.

Not to say that after a few years in Asia wouldn’t be a similar thing, but it will never completely replace the close friendships created in Cayman… Nor should it.  We only hope we’ll be able to forge similar relationships; those that will last.

And then I wonder if Korea will be the last stop before going back to the USA.  Or if we’re fated to spend more time either in Europe or somewhere else and how we never really know where the road will go and that we should try to keep our eyes off our miniture pocket display screens and watch the scenery go by… because nothing lasts forever.

Oh yeah, it snowed here today.  Joy.