I cut my finger this morning and I thought about my daily routine here and there.
Here, I wake up at 6 everyday so that might make sense of cutting a finger with sleepy eyes.
There, in SD, my life could definitely afford to be a little more relaxed.
It's been already 2 months we came back to our homeland and finally settled down in Busan.
When we left SD, not a few friends invited us to lunch or dinner.
Western meal is a bit easier to prepare than that of Korean, I think, but when it comes to a former meal,
the same amount of heavy burdens are given on the slim shoulder of a woman.
Our dear friend Santa prepared a Dominican meal for us.
It seemed like an early Christmas meal because of the time and also because of her name.
The dessert of that day was marvelous.
Pineapple on fire!
My face turned red after having a few and I knew that kids wouldn't like to touch a red faced
wine smelly lady but it was our very last chance boys..
One of the two spelled the wine on my husband and made him change his clothes(fortunately we got a
pair t-shirt as a farewell gift that night), and the other blubbered for not having an i phone to play with.
Well, it was a mess in the end but still a memorable night in my life.
The following day, we arrived in NY.
To change planes? yes, and also yes for enjoying NY possibly lastly.
We went down to Soho and dropped by Despaña as usual or possibly lastly.
At Despaña, you can shop groceries from Spain includes jamón and vino español,
and can also take a seat and enjoy spanish tapas with coffee.
Despaña: 408 Broome street, New York, NY10013/ 212.219.5050/ Mon-Thu 12h-20h, Fri-Sat 12h-21h, Sundays 12h-19h
Thank got we could avoid Sandy..
and most of all, thanks for saving people from there and making us help each other.
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