First of all, I want to thank those that helped me grow in Korea and invoke a passion inside of me again. I also want to thank all the amazing new friends and old friends that I had a chance to meet up with and also catch up with. Second, I want to thank my family for their support, especially my uncle Juhan Lee who mentored me as well as his wife Jackie who helped me to grow and learn a bit more about life and what its all about. Finally the bad news, because of a law in 1988 I was born with a dual citizenship. Like most Korean-Americans, I was supposed to declare either a Korean or American citizenship at the age of 18 but my family was never notified. This effectively makes me a Korean citizen meaning I need to report for the army or get deported in the span of three months if I do not fix my paperwork. SO, Im coming back, not regretfully but full of life and with more experiences than I could have ever imagined! I may or may not decide to stay, but when one door closes another opens! See you all in a week or so! :) #itsallgood #koreaJapan2014 #lifeexperience #USAiscooltoo #optimisticaboutlife #hardworkaboveallelse
Posted on: Thu, 28 Aug 2014 05:55:41 +0000
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