Bye, Felicia

Itinerary is set! Mark left 10 days ago and I’m mere hours away from hopping onto my own flight, enjoying a complimentary beverage, and taking a big, fat nap while crossing the Pacific Ocean. 

Sadie flies

Still 14 hours apart

There is a 14-hour time difference between Korea and the east coast of the United States. In other words, that’s going to be some serious jetlag after the wheels touch down in Asia. Any advice on getting over that beast would be greatly appreciated! If all else fails, I’ll just find the best Korean barbecue, stuff myself until I reach food coma status, and sleep until I’m on Korea time. 

If we didn’t get a chance to see you or say bye in person, we’re sorry! But I have a feeling that we’re going to be keeping in touch with people much more frequently after we’ve settled into our place there than we ever have in the States. 

Don’t miss us too much. We’re only going to Korea, not the moon. But if you do miss us too much, then come on over for a visit! Our door will always be open! Not literally. You know what I mean. See you back here soon!