From the moment we met, Korean culture has had a large impact on my life. None of this would have happened had we not crossed paths that beautiful sunny day at the piknic. As you know, I’m always cooking various Korean dishes at home. As a hobby, I’ve been trying to learn how to speak and read basic Korean. I’ve been watching alot of Korean dramas to try and lean basic words and sentences.
It had been a long time since we had last spoken and It was with this in mind that I visited your blog. My Korean isn’t yet good enough for me to read everything you wrote but the pictures provided enough information: You’re married!
I’ll be honest and say that my first reaction was one of sadness. However, that sadness was replaced seconds later by happiness for both you and your husband! Since I’ve discovered you’re married I can’t help but replay the times we spent together.
Today is mothers day and it was the first real warm “summer” day we’ve had since the end of our very cold winter. I went to a friends place on the plateau and ended up walking by many of the places we had spent time together. I won’t list them all, the important thing is that each time I saw or remembered a particular memory it brought a smile to my face. They were almost all good memories and I honestly believe such a thing truly is rare and special.
The patience and love you showed me will forever warm my heart and bring a smile to my face. From the bottom of my heart may you and your husband have a happy and long life together.
You’ll always have a friend in me.
축하 해요, 감사합니다!
