Cats and Robbers

Not being satisfied just telling you about my little friends, I was telling a Korean friend of mine today about the cute cat I encountered recently.  He told me that in Korean a homeless cat is called a 도둑 고양이 (doduk goyangi).  I really liked this term because the literal translation is so cute - in English it means "thief cat."

Fairy Eggs

I guess eggs are magical, aren't they?

Too Cute to Pass

On my way home from work today my eye caught a flash of orange. Too curious to ignore it, I stopped and searched until I found the source - and it was worth the break!

The Rest of My Trip

On my way back from Daeya I saw some interesting and beautiful things.











And some really strange things!



I had to know where those massive trees were going, so I followed them!

And, I'm happy to say, I found out: decorations imported from some faraway mountain to spruce up (har har?) a new apartment complex.

You Know Me...

It ain't summer without some kinda epic bicycle trip!














Actually, I didn't go that far. I just cycled around the countryside until I couldn't go any further south, then rounded back up and hit a couple of my old cycling destinations, Hoehyeon and Daeya.

Due to the outbreak of MERS, our boss gave us masks and asked us to stay in this weekend so we don't get exposed. Of course, staying inside on a beautiful day is a soul-crushing thing for me, so I said, "But cycling's okay, right?" She said it was fine in the country but to avoid places with a lot of people. I'm not too worried about getting sick but I know the parents are concerned about their kids so it'll be good if I can honestly tell my boss on Monday that I avoided virus hotbeds. Plus the countryside is really beautiful out here, as you can see. No loss for me.

And now I get to have a cherry ade while I relax in Daeya. ^^