What a wonderful thing to wake up to here in South Korea. My dear friend Holly on her blog, http://creekhiker.blogspot.com/, gave me the "Nice Matters Award"
“This award is for those bloggers who are nice people; good blog friends, and those that inspire good feelings and inspiration. Also for those who are a positive influence on our blogging world. Once you have been awarded, please pass it on to seven others whom you feel are deserving of this award.”
I'm trying to keep a positive spin on life here in South Korea. But like life in general, you have good days and you have bad days. I have had a couple of hard (bad) days and this put a big smile back on my face.
I am thrilled to be able to present the "Nice Matters Award" to the following:
Eva McKinnon, better known as "Stranger in Suwon" who has been very helpful with my transition here in Suwon, South Korea. - http://survivingsouthkorea.blogspot.com/
Donna Kato, the one who introduced polymer clay to the masses - http://web.mac.com/donna_kato/Site/Blog/Blog.html
Linda Peterson, a fellow polymer clay designer and friend - http://www.lindapetersondesigns.blogspot.com/
Kevyn Burger, I watched her on the news as a reporter and now she has her own radio show - http://kevynbaby.blogspot.com/
The Daily Kimchi, a wealth of great information on South Korea - http://thedailykimchi.blogspot.com/
Polymer Clay Daily, I'm always trying to aspire to the talent found here - http://polymerclaydaily.com/
Craft Sanity, where I can learn so many new crafts - http://www.craftsanity.com/
Aww, what a nice award!
ReplyDeleteI hope things are going better for you! (I must admit I'm a bit jealous that you get to be in Korea for three years--I have this burning desire to go back with my camera and travel around to all the Buddhist temples and take pictures for a coffee table book. Maybe some day! *sigh*)
Becky,
ReplyDeleteSorry you've had a rough few days! Hope the next few are "nice."
Hi Helena:
ReplyDeleteI've heard Fall is just beautiful here!
Holly:
Thanks and I'll email you soon!
Fall is gorgeous! I think the word I used was *heart-achingly* gorgeous. I get flashbacks just from walking past a stand of cosmos flowers in somebody's yard.
ReplyDeleteHere's a blog by a lady who just moved to China with her family: http://gesweinfamily.com/ She had a post on Sept 18th about the process of transition. Might be a good read.
Glad my blog has helped your transition to Korea! Thanks! :)
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