Happy Thanksgiving
Enjoy it for me, because it's not celebrated here (even by me, since I don't know how I'd go about that by myself :) ).
R
posted by RPShep @ 11:11 AM
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The adventures of a 30-year-old American in Korea (and beyond): Miscommunications, observations, frustrations, and a whole mess of pictures.
Thursday, November 25, 2004
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About Me
- Name: RPShep
- Location: United States
I'm an American who lived in Korea for six years. While there, I taught at a Korean university. I'm currently living in the US studying for my PhD in Rhetoric and Composition.
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2 Comments:
Damion's Rag Doll comments were weird and scary and hopefully not true.
I hope you shoulder stays on the mend, you will have to keep us posted on the progress.
Happy Thanksgiving to you too, Pappy and I did go to St. Mary's and serve. It surly makes you appreciate what you have, when you see those who have nothing. I was taken by one young couple who might stay with us over the weekend, as they are moving and will not have heat in there home until Monday. Then another family with 3 tiny children and this was the only place that they had to go for Thanksgiving. I enjoyed sitting and talking with them, they were very nice and seemed so appreciative of the food. Anyway, not a full tummy but a full heart I have now an it is much more fulfilling. Granny Love to you and Happy Thanksgiving.
Obviously, the rag doll comments aren't true (or at least you don't have to believe they are :) ). Glad you enjoyed the soup kitchen.
R
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