From Marriage to F6 in South Korea

As it states above this piece will document my journey from being a single guy to a married one with a spousal visa (f6) in the space of two weeks.

On the whole it was fairly easy and there were no obstacles as such. The hardest piece of the jigsaw

It wasn't anything like this.

was probably the first, meeting somebody you'd want to spend the rest of your life with. 

Rubber Seoul

It’s December but the bright warm sun shining through my window contradicts the traditional memories I’ve accumulated about this month. The last three Decembers have been snow filled affairs with little to look forward to other than the birth of our Lord and a Christmas feast.  Here on the very southernmost tip of South Korea we don’t get snow or frost.  EDIT>>> it snowed the very day I wrote this blog post but I left it in draft. <<<<<

Seodaemun Prison

True enough it has got a bit chilly and I’ve had the under floor heating (ondol) on for a few weeks. But there is no fierce arctic wind cutting through me when I step outside or has my electricity gone off like last winter in the Caucuses.