Here's a blue cross. The crosses come in red, white, and blue (that's I've seen). I'm not sure what the colors mean.
posted by RPShep @ 12:40 PM
0 comments
Koryan
The adventures of a 30-year-old American in Korea (and beyond): Miscommunications, observations, frustrations, and a whole mess of pictures.
Monday, November 22, 2004
Here's a blue cross. The crosses come in red, white, and blue (that's I've seen). I'm not sure what the colors mean.
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.
Previous Posts
- A blurry pic of a neon cross, but you can see the ...
- Maternal Koreanism Part 1: The Arrival
- Maternal Koreanism Part 2: Daejon
- Maternal Koreanism Part 3: Conquering a Mountain
- Maternal Koreanism Part 4: School
- Maternal Koreanism Part 5: Seoul and Farewell.
- Alice in Korea
- Proof that mom actually came to Korea. Here she i...
- Here we are half was up the mountain. She's start...
- Mom near the top.
0 Comments:
Post a Comment
<< Home