Sunday, January 18, 2009

keeping my composure.

As for non-Korean speakers, you wouldn't have any idea why I took this picture. I took it in front of a hospital parking lot. On that grey post, green word '여유' -yeo yoo- is written.
In Korean it means,
1. room;space;time (to spare);a margin;a margin;allowances;play;clearance;ease;scope
2. composure;placidity;calmness;presence of mind

Here, it means the first one, but when I saw this post it came to me as the second one. I was really having hard time with my school project and desperately needed some time to spare for myself.

Now I got two-month vacation from school, which makes me able to post this photo right now with composure in my mind...

(Since I'm not native English speaker, I happily accept any type of correction in my writing. :D

8 comments:

  1. Love the pictures, your English is just fine, happy to be a new follower of your blog.

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  2. Thank you so much! I've just visited your blog. you're living in a great city. I've been there when I was 12 and really liked the city!

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  3. Hi
    I like your photographs and explanations. I have also placed a link to your blog on mine.
    Cheers
    Phil
    (http://seoulcitydailyphoto.blogspot.com/)

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  4. Phil, Thank you for visiting my blog:)
    I had lived in Sydney for a year when I was 13. I'd love to visit that lovely city again but for the moment, I'll just enjoy seeing your photograghs!

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  5. K M F, so glad that you like my blog :)

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  6. Wow~ I found your blog.
    Hm.. I cannot well express my opnions about pictures becaus of having poor English abilities. I envy your skill of taking pictures and plentiful emotions.
    Hm...English is so difficult for me. understand Plz. haha.

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  7. Hey! I've just noticed your comments!
    My English is not good either. Don't worry:)
    I want to upload more posts but the weather's too foggy thesedays... So I don't feel like taking pictures.

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