A beautiful afternoon winds down in Suwon
Archery along the city's walls was a humbling but exciting discovery, next time those target boards had better watch out....
Justin Ginn - Renaissance Man
Evenings out on the town take me back to the geography field school in Hinton, Alberta, where I first met Justin. Justin arrived in a neighbourhood fairly close to mine about 3 weeks before I left Calgary. After a particularily disastrous Wednesday night affair with Soju about a month ago, we typically keep our mid-week meetings under control. Weekends are still open season. This Saturday night's festivities included subway gymnastics, broken bottles, ripped pants, soju and koolaid, late night korean pancake, and and an expensive (and sleepy) cab ride home. I still havent figured how to direct the cab to my exact building, however unimpaired I can usually land within the general vicinity. Last night was a different story. Along the early-morning wander however I did manage to find a desk which I thought would fit nicely within my own apartment's motif. (that is to say, random, otherwise unwanted furniture found streetside) It was a bit heavy and could not offer any help with directions, but was (and remains) a faithful listener to my slurred rantings.
Shoes off inside
Labels: Weekend snap-shots
posted by Les at 6:09 AM
5 Comments:
Samuel Adams says, "Les is the man, keep it up!"
Les... you make it sound like we're woosing out on the weekdays now. No wimps allowed in Korea... we'll have to step it up.
Justin, you're absolutely right. We'll see who wakes up on the floor after this thursday night, and who gets lost looking for his own subway stop. En garde!
BTW, what do you mean no wimps? ROK'd be exporting half the male population of seoul if that were truly the case.
just because you wear a pink striped shirt, carry a purse, and hold your best friends hand on the subway doesn't mean you cant pull some ninja taekwondo moves on anybody who doesn't offer to re-fill your soju glass.
touche
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