Few more words before taking off

 So this is it! I’m thankful and delighted, and I believe it should be remembered as a wonderful culinary and traditional experience of Korean food and culture. For those who are less exposed or have never been to South Korea, everything should be fun and great, since they don’t carry any baggage or bear any weight on them. Whatever the fuss is, that’s completely irrelevant to them. So hopefully it will provide a boost to Korean tourism for some time to come!

For the “journey through history” part, this is how I would put it. When we were all young, we really know little or nothing about the potential or what we can achieve through our collaboration. I was a nobody to start with, and now I seem to have “everything” (that’s a myth, don’t believe the hype). We are curious, adventurous and exploratory at the same time. Well, a lot of people are. But by now a lot of things become clear. So I must rework my “relationships” and pick and choose ways to work with people I feel good going through everything. 

Remember, action speaks louder than words. And all talk but no positive or desirable outcome doesn’t cut it either. We have to face the reality as well. After this trip, it may be another few years before I come over again. As I reiterated, I won’t be in a position to find anybody, so to speak. I will stick with where I go in Seoul, and fairly flexible in Busan. So be brave and come forward, if you need to.

That’s about it. So what it means by “turn a new leaf”, we’ll see about that. For me, it’s all “new” so to speak. All the best.

May be this is my favorite K-drama, is it really?