Our landlord sold the apartment, so we had to move.  Here's a few picks from the new place.

When I first looked at the bathroom, I was disappointed to see only a shower.  A lot of places in Korea have only a shower, so it was not surprising-- only disappointing.



But then when we actually moved in and I went to take my first shower, I found THIS around the corner:


Whirlpool, big enough for me and the wife, and our son if we're so inclined. It's hard to see the size, but I'm a pretty big boy and I can just about stretch right out in it.


My camera had trouble with my bedroom window, but here's what a sunset looks like from my window:


Those apartments are about 70 floors high. . . pretty normal in Korea now.  Here's a picture of the neon signs that are all over Korean cities:


Sorry the picture is blurry.  I'll try and get some better pictures later.

Anyway, what do you guys think so far?

Your on the right side of the border. Looks pretty kool.

You're Korean or you just live there?

Nice....Looks super modern.

I've always dreamed of living in a place like that. Give me big cities, I say, the bigger the better.

*Pouts to mirror*

Does this shade of envy suit me?

(August 1, 2018 at 12:23 pm)Jörmungandr Wrote: I've always dreamed of living in a place like that.  Give me big cities, I say, the bigger the better.

+1
I love the anonymity of living in a big city.

Benny, what floor is your apartment on?

-Teresa

(August 1, 2018 at 8:40 pm)Tres Leches Wrote:

(August 1, 2018 at 12:23 pm)Jörmungandr Wrote: I've always dreamed of living in a place like that.  Give me big cities, I say, the bigger the better.

+1
I love the anonymity of living in a big city.

Benny, what floor is your apartment on?

-Teresa

Only the 10th

My building only has 36 floors, so I'm 1/3 of the way toward maximum perfection.

(August 1, 2018 at 12:23 pm)Jörmungandr Wrote: I've always dreamed of living in a place like that.  Give me big cities, I say, the bigger the better.

I'm the opposite.
I've always dreamed of living in a house where I can't see any sign of human life around me.
And I'm working on it.

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Anyway, Bennyboy, Korea is one of my future travel destinations in a year or two.
Hope you're still there and I'll call in for a drink. :-)

To be honest, I'm kind of stuck in Korea. I decided that I wouldn't leave until I could buy a house with some grass in a little town in Canada.

@Little lunch
Just let me know. You are welcome any time!