Yes, it appears to be true that my poor blog, which never did anything to hurt anyone, is dying a slow and painful death. It was never my intention to let this happen. I tried to do all of the right things to keep it healthy. Nevertheless, it contracted this condition through ignorance and the fact that it's not the most important thing in my daily life.
However, I am hoping to bring it back from the brink of death. There is much to be told and commented on. Ten months have passed since my last entry, and since I am no Rumplestiltskin, I also have not been idle. In fact a great deal has happened. Actually , I made my last meaningful entry on December 18. Geez, Has it been so long already? I guess so.
Everything about our life has changed since then, and fighting to keep this blog alive may also help me retain some semblance of keeping my life on track and ordering my thoughts.
It's a hope anyway.
Tuesday, November 08, 2005
Monday, January 17, 2005
Big Changes
Lately, I seem to be suffering from a bit of guilt for not posting to this journal as I have promised everyone... including myself.
However, a great deal has happened in the past few weeks, and I have attempted to put my best effort where it would do the most good. Unfortunately this meant that my blog would be pushed off until I could have the time to give it the appropriate attention.
Major changes have taken place for us, and the one we have talked about... that is, the move from Seoul, Korea, back to the USA, has taken place. Well, at least most of the move has. I am here and working on reestablishing our life as we wish it. You know, the usual... find a place to live, get a car, phone, internet connection, blah, blah, blah. And once that is done to some satisfactory level, find a new job.
Well, most of the major obstacles have been cleared, so I will begin the arduous task of getting my resume out there in hopes someone will give it a look. Ha!! With the present state of the job market still in the doldrums, wish me luck. I am always cautiously optimistic. Finding new employment now is sort of like jumping on a moving train, piloted with Bush's hand on the throttle... scary!! Oh yeah… If anyone has a good idea I haven’t thought of to make this task more triumphant, I’m all ears.
So where is Sue during all of this?
She is still in Seoul, tidying up the remnants of our life there, and spending some final treasured moments with her family. It’s tough being apart, but it was the only plan we could come up with to make the best use of our energy. Thank God for new technology though. We have been having video chats with our Macs and iSight, which makes the distance between us seem less afar. Just to catch a glimpse of her smiling face (just when I need it) is all the lift I need sometimes. I’ll be glad when this separation is passed us though. I miss her more than she knows.
I plan to catch everyone up on the past few weeks (with pictures), as time permits. There is plenty to share, and I want to get it all down before the excitement of the moments remembered fade and the details become foggy. My memory is pretty good, but after all this time, my brain is getting full.
However, a great deal has happened in the past few weeks, and I have attempted to put my best effort where it would do the most good. Unfortunately this meant that my blog would be pushed off until I could have the time to give it the appropriate attention.
Major changes have taken place for us, and the one we have talked about... that is, the move from Seoul, Korea, back to the USA, has taken place. Well, at least most of the move has. I am here and working on reestablishing our life as we wish it. You know, the usual... find a place to live, get a car, phone, internet connection, blah, blah, blah. And once that is done to some satisfactory level, find a new job.
Well, most of the major obstacles have been cleared, so I will begin the arduous task of getting my resume out there in hopes someone will give it a look. Ha!! With the present state of the job market still in the doldrums, wish me luck. I am always cautiously optimistic. Finding new employment now is sort of like jumping on a moving train, piloted with Bush's hand on the throttle... scary!! Oh yeah… If anyone has a good idea I haven’t thought of to make this task more triumphant, I’m all ears.
So where is Sue during all of this?
She is still in Seoul, tidying up the remnants of our life there, and spending some final treasured moments with her family. It’s tough being apart, but it was the only plan we could come up with to make the best use of our energy. Thank God for new technology though. We have been having video chats with our Macs and iSight, which makes the distance between us seem less afar. Just to catch a glimpse of her smiling face (just when I need it) is all the lift I need sometimes. I’ll be glad when this separation is passed us though. I miss her more than she knows.
I plan to catch everyone up on the past few weeks (with pictures), as time permits. There is plenty to share, and I want to get it all down before the excitement of the moments remembered fade and the details become foggy. My memory is pretty good, but after all this time, my brain is getting full.
Tuesday, January 04, 2005
Yeah... we all get busy
You'll notice that I haven't put anything up in a little while, but it has been because I don't think about it. In the last couple of weeks before my departure from Seoul, there has been a long list of activities to attend to... dismantling our life here in Korea and reestablishing one back in the USA. As a result, getting something significant written and published on my journal here has fallen to a secondary event.
In conjunction with this, my youngest son (Aaron) has come to spend our last week here with us. It's his first real international experience and his first trip to Korea. We are trying to give him a nice cross-section of Korean culture and the life here, and he seems to be taking it all in with great enthusiasm.
Once I've made the flight back to Arizona and gotten my system back on-line, I'll be back on schedule and putting up some pictures of our recent escapades. Until then, look back over what I've done or check out one of the other blogs. There's lots off good reading out there.
In conjunction with this, my youngest son (Aaron) has come to spend our last week here with us. It's his first real international experience and his first trip to Korea. We are trying to give him a nice cross-section of Korean culture and the life here, and he seems to be taking it all in with great enthusiasm.
Once I've made the flight back to Arizona and gotten my system back on-line, I'll be back on schedule and putting up some pictures of our recent escapades. Until then, look back over what I've done or check out one of the other blogs. There's lots off good reading out there.
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