Seoul, Korea

Airport musings

Got up in the morning, said goodbye to James and thanked him for taking me in for the past few days. You want friends all over the world in exotic places so that you can visit them, but that means they aren't at home with you, which is probably not quite worth it. Can't have it both ways, unfortunately.

Still a while before boarding. Normally, this is where sit and think about where I've just been, what I'd seen and done, and more importantly, where I'm going next. But by this time, I was feeling pretty burnt out already and was just happy to sit on the comfy seats in relative seclusion and eat overpriced snacks from the surrounding stores.

I have Yumi and Ikuyo awaiting me in Osaka, should be quite the welcoming committee. It's at this point that I realize Japan needs to be its own trip. I need all my senses, but I puked out most of them back in the alleyway beside the karaoke joint we went to on my second night here.