The Beginning of the End

My last days in Korea were absolutely hectic. I had to return to school for the three days since the new semester began before my contract expired. I had to try and say goodbye to two years worth of co-workers and friends. I had to try and figure out how to deal with a recently discovered hernia. I had to pack up my life in to two large bags and clean my apartment. I had to pay bills, and on and on and on.

After having so much free time for most of my two years in Korea, it was all gone and I found there weren't enough hours in the day to do the things I needed to do. Something had to be compromised, and usually it was sleep. I still managed to teach two days of classes at school and get my apartment relatively clean for the new teacher moving. I made it to the airport and made it across the rest of the world to NYC. My mind is finally starting to wind back down.