(I wrote this about a month ago, before we left Korea, and am getting you all caught up!)
It takes a LOT of luggage to get a family of 4 from Korea to America.
Of course the movers came and packed up the majority of our things (some to travel by ship, some to travel by plane) but you're left with airplane luggage. And lots of it. And we had so much random stuff left when we cleaned out our apartment, that we ended up bying another big piece of luggage to stuff odds and ends in.
Tonight as we spend out last night in Seoul Korea we are organizing our luggage and trying to condense what we can. I think we have 3 big suitcases on wheels, two big duffel bags, one small dufflle bag, two carry on wheelied suitcases, two adult bookbags, two kids bookbags, a laptop bag and a purse.
(and a partridge in a pear tree!)
We've said so many goodbyes in the past few days and tomorrow is my time to say goodbye to all of my bible study friends, and then one final playground meet up with my close mom friends.
(Hwaseong Fortress, Suwon, Korea)
Then we'll board a bus down to Osan, Korea where we will stay one night in the Post lodge down there, and then fly out Thursday morning (Korea time) from Korea to Seattle, then Seattle to Charlotte NC.
(Hwaseong Fortress)
It's so so crazy to me that I am sitting in a hotel room in Seoul KOrea tonight, but this weekend I will be wandering aimlessly (with wonderment!) around Target with my friend Stephanie and her new baby.
Craziness.
Of course the movers came and packed up the majority of our things (some to travel by ship, some to travel by plane) but you're left with airplane luggage. And lots of it. And we had so much random stuff left when we cleaned out our apartment, that we ended up bying another big piece of luggage to stuff odds and ends in.
Tonight as we spend out last night in Seoul Korea we are organizing our luggage and trying to condense what we can. I think we have 3 big suitcases on wheels, two big duffel bags, one small dufflle bag, two carry on wheelied suitcases, two adult bookbags, two kids bookbags, a laptop bag and a purse.
(and a partridge in a pear tree!)
We've said so many goodbyes in the past few days and tomorrow is my time to say goodbye to all of my bible study friends, and then one final playground meet up with my close mom friends.
(Hwaseong Fortress, Suwon, Korea)
Then we'll board a bus down to Osan, Korea where we will stay one night in the Post lodge down there, and then fly out Thursday morning (Korea time) from Korea to Seattle, then Seattle to Charlotte NC.
(Hwaseong Fortress)
It's so so crazy to me that I am sitting in a hotel room in Seoul KOrea tonight, but this weekend I will be wandering aimlessly (with wonderment!) around Target with my friend Stephanie and her new baby.
Craziness.
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