As Hurricane Sandy bears down on us, we've stocked up on food and water. We were obviously not the only people who thought to do so, and our local groceries store was the most crowded we've ever seen, not to mention having the longest line we've encountered there. The cashiers are remarkably efficient, however, so we didn't wait as long as we thought we would.
Welcome to my world! The world you have just entered is a pretty bland one. I work, play, and travel just like any person. I do have some uncommon interests and an occasionally warped perspective. This world has yet to reflect many of my eccentric qualities, however.
My full name is Yoo Chul Chung, and I am not a very talkative person. This is true for both my online and offline lives, which explains why I have not been a big fan of instant messaging or parties. I can’t help it, so if someone dies of boredom while talking to me, please don’t arrest me.
I maintain the blog Stochastic Scribbles, where I write about anything random that catches my fancy.
On Friday, the Space Shuttle Enterprise was ferried from Washington, D.C. to New York. We couldn't miss the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and managed to watch it being flown down the Hudson River. The Enterprise may have never flown in space, but it was still a sight to behold.
My wife and I have moved out of temporary housing and have moved into our new apartment in New York. We have also pretty much furnished the apartment to a level that it now looks like a place we live in rather than just a place with stuff inside. It's going to be great!
Happy New Year!
And this is the first start of the year for me as a married man! Woohoo!
I have just returned from my week and a half honeymoon with my wife in Hawaii and San Francisco, a week and a half of bliss and happiness. Not to mention fun.
Unfortunately, my wife Inae had to return to Seoul due to immigration issues, while I had to return to New York for work. It's going to be a lonely couple of weeks for me here in New York. Video calls help, but they're not enough ...