Where We Live

You are seeing right, there is no rain in the skies. I even got to see glimpses of sunshine today. This is Mt. Soyosan, and the view out of our window. Sometimes it is covered in clouds and you can't even tell that it is there. If you look closely you will see that there is a fence with razor wire in the background, so yes I am safe. I am not in a room in the middle of the city. I am on a very small army base. This is building number 82, or Home Sweet Home. For some reason Geoff and I always end up living in the worst places. Our 1st apartment in Trussville had slugs and other bugs constantly crawling in the bathtub. Our 1st apartment in Oklahoma was the former projects that didn't have hot water half the time. Our house in New York was okay, but I had a huge hairy beast on the rampage. Our last apartment in Okalahoma had squirrels in the walls. As a matter of fact the most decent place that we have lived was our house in Moody. Well, look where we are now. I found out earlier today that our wonderful home is actually condemned for all the mold and stuff growing in it. That might explain why it always seems damp in here.
This is the Katusa snack bar. Yes, I know it looks like a shack, and it really kind of is. The food is really good and the people that work there are so friendly. I think it is a family owned place. The good thing is it is with walkin distance from our building.
This is our Commissary (grocery stores). There are only four aisles, and they have just about everything that you may think that you need. Instead of taking the bus to get my groceries, I became a certified nerd and packed them into a tupperware bin on the back of my bike.

Our small little post has everything you need. There is a Sporting Goods store, a book store, Taco Bell, Popeyes chicken, Burger King and Baskin & Robbins that only serves about 10 flavors. The Taco Bell is the best I have ever had.