They heard that he was coming and prepared themselves accordingly...
I would never deign to compare myself with THE bridegroom but someone must have known i was coming.
Exhausted from a long and arduous journey my main concern was to make it out of the baggage claim with both my luggage and sanity intact but all of my concerns and preoccupations were quickly swept away. Immediately upon stepping onto Korean soil I was taken aback with the hospitality that IS Korea.
Greeted with the kind of fanfare normally reserved for dignitaries and buxom young pop stars, I was welcomed at the airport by a brigade of ajummas waving a placard bejeweled with the finest gems Asia has to offer.
With a garland of hand strung flowers atop my head i was escorted outside to the caravan waiting to carry me "home". Surrounded by the sent of orchids flown in from afar and elephants shipped in from afarther, the air was heavy with expectations.
Travelling down the highway on our hour long trek from Incheon to what would be my new home for the coming year our procession was a spectacle to behold. Trumpets ablazing, flags awaving these Koreans sure know how to make gal feel welcome.
Nothing less than pomp and circumstance for my welcoming.
However, all of this would pale in comparison to the spectacle I was about to see...
* the author of this piece has taken a few artistic liberties in the retelling of this tale.
3 comments:
oooo - I await the spectacle!!
elephants from afarther! i love it!!
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