Nine months to go

NINE MONTHS TO GO

I guess I can start thinking of Canada as an unwanted pregnancy. Nine months of anticipation and I'll finally get to see it, thus deciding whether or not I wanted it in the first place.

Wow, I'm horrible.

This was the first month I missed home at all. It was also the first month I got annoyed with the job.

It isn't that bad though. I think it had a lot to do with the two week stretch where I had one day off because of the Saturday-mandatory-company picnic-type-of-thing.

Now I can make up for it with this 5-day Korean thanksgiving. I still don't know what to do, but if I'd known it was 5-days long only a week earlier, I might have been on my way to Hong Kong.

Oh well. At this very moment, I'm trying to locate the Blue House (Korean White House) on my map, which isn't coming along very well.

Nothing else to say. I guess it's time for some pictures that don't have me in them...

IS THIS AWESOME OR SAD?

From the roof of where I work, I can always see these little bikes on the roof of the building behind us.

I can't figure out if it's awesome or sad that the little kids have to ride their bikes on a space about the size of a poor man's Canadian driveway.

It IS on the roof of a building with a kickass view of the city.


Also, my apartment has new neighbours now, with the completition of this group of towers... Unfortunately, as it fills up with people, I have to exercise more shame when walking around naked with the window completely open.

Stupid neighbours.