It’s December and it is bloody freezing! Luckily I am used
to this as Scotland isn’t exactly the most tropical of places. It’s about minus
-2 here at the moment. I take no joy in the cold whatsoever, I would much
rather be too hot than too cold. The good thing is that even though it is cold and
snowy the sky is usually blue so it’s nice change to the grey winter skies of
home.
I also love the fact that when some people come over to work
in SK it is the first time they have ever seen snow in real life!!
Our boss treated us to lunch the other day to welcome our
new foreign teacher and also say goodbye to one of the Korean teachers. We ate pork galbi at a traditional Korean
restaurant. When you first walk in the door you have to take your shoes off
(Korean custom) then you all sit on the floor around a large table with grills
integrated into the table top. It’s a really interesting and tasty way to eat.
There are always tons of sides and courses so most of the time there is always
loads of food left.
About fifteen minutes into lunch the first snow of the year
fell. One of the foreign teachers I work with hails from San Diego, California.
Dubbed the Golden State you may be able to guess what kind weather he is used
to! He has however been to Switzerland therefore experienced some form of snow
but the other day was the first time he has ever seen snow falling from the
sky. He was so fascinated and excited it was rather fun to watch. The little
things eh!
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| Snow starting to fall outside the restaurant |
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| Cameron's first snow fall experience! |
The walk home that night. Luckily my mum posted me out my Dr.Marten boots so I was prepared for it!
It has been snow, snow, snow, non-stop at the moment so I imagine it will be a white Christmas this year.
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