Byeeeee Seoul!

Being decades-old friends doesn't mean that we can travel together. E, S and I can. We're compatible in terms of formulating to-do lists, and we complement one another's strengths and weaknesses. We have done do really fun and efficient work trips together, and we can do vacations together. 

I was quite prepared to navigate the streets to wherever we were headed if the girls weren't bothered. But S gamely took up the huge responsibility of using Naver to get us to where is needed. So I cautiously parked my brains and enjoyed her lead. I just didn't want her to feel overburdened. It's our vacation after all. E literally, and very merrily tagged along and handled all the accounts and timetables. LOLOLOL She only made it clear on one thing — 'do not pull me to the gym'. Walao. Sure, not much weights or sweat then. Well, she clocked her steps anyway. Hehehehe. Couldn't be more obliged to these gems.

We're just grateful that health, time and providence have allowed us to do trips together. Our approaches and attitude can be vastly different, but there's no need to fight on this trip because our outlook on finances, where to go and whether to do something are all similar. We seek a collaborative approach to meet objectives. This is not something taken for granted. Especially not for me. I do not compromise easily. 

I'm incredibly thankful for fine weather, smooth flights and a safe journey. Seoul has been so fun with these Seoul-mates, peppered with plenty of Seoul-ful moments. Till the next one, ladies!!! 🤍