Welcome to Amy's world, my dear friend, Donna (get it? Prima...Donna):
Yes, check out the bullet holes on my muffler. I had to dodge the bullets from the local market using my fantastic ninja-like skillz when I didn't pay for my sHite beer.
I feel a bit bad because this means dear ole faithful Missy has been left out in the cold. I stuffed her into a hallway corner and she's now resorted to being the hall garbage tin where annoying teenagers that hang around the building like to dump their trash. Oh well, Missy always was a bit of a whore. It's only natural for her to attract other trashy things.
A while ago, I went to check on my moped's engine because it sounded funny. I went into the shop where I bought my moped at (since he offered 1 month free engine maintenance) with my Korean friend (who helps translate). But when I got there, he looked at it and with a red face and minimal eye contact, he said it was fine and that there's nothing wrong with it. Then as I kept pushing for him to at least check it, he stopped talking and finally admitted he was really drunk and that I'd have to leave it overnight and he'll look at it first thing the next morning.
This was at 4:00pm, a time when business is still going on and people need their bikes fixed. But it's no surprise since stores and other businesses open and close as they please.
But that's Korea for you!
Oh the things you get to see in the countryside with a ride as sweet as Donna. Oh sweet Donna.




2 comments:
i didn't know between 3 kids (including a new baby) and school and a husband linda had time to visit you in korea. lol
im ´mpressed. way too scared to do the moped. i tell people its agains PC rules for me to ride it, but really it´s more about the fear.
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