Chili's Anyone?

This is the recent view of the sidewalks in town lately. I guess it is pepper harvesting season, and they have to dry them out? Everywhere you turn there are peppers, and zucchini laying on tarps on the sidewalks. I guess the Koreans are not as fanatical about germs, as us Americans. I did find out that there is a Wal-Mart in Seoul somewhere. The book that I read about it in says that it is just like Wal-Mart in America, but geared towards the Koreans. So I guess instead of walking down an aisle and finding peocessed meat and tv dinners, you will find dried squid and processed octopus. They might even have an abundance of rice steamers. I have noticed that in little food marts all over that sell alot of SPAM. I guess that what they use all those peppers on. The weather has changed and it is absolutely fabulous. The past two days have been warm, but with a constant breeze. In the mornings and evenings it cool. Not cold, but just enough chill to make being outside feel refreshing. If feels like it did when the weather started to turn in New York. That is one thing Geoff and I have missed the most about Ft. Drum. Fall up north is 10 times better than the heat and humidity in Alabama. I have to say that Fall and Spring are my favorite seasons. I am just waiting for the leaves to start changing.
On a crafting note, this is the beginnig of my next pair of socks. I bought this yarn before I moved over here, and have been itching to use it. It is called Party, and as you knit it, it makes stripes. It is part wool and feels heavenly. One thing I am excited about is when we move to our apartment, I will be able to craft at full force. I will have a room for a sewing machine, and I just discovered that Dongdaemun Market has a building that is 5 floors of nothing but fabric and crafting notions. I can't wait. I am going to have to work even harder on my time management skills. Geoff is working nights for the next two weeks, so don't expect to many exciting adventures. Maybe I will be able to get this pair of socks finished faster. Until next time!