Where is home?

For the past week, Tim and I have been put up in the Capital Hotel by our landlord. Apparently the pipes below our floors were leaking onto the Parrish's below us. Tim told Seth, a little water never hurt anyone. Yet one day we got a call from Robin asking what we had/were doing because it basically started raining in their house.

So we put all of our valuables away, either at the school or downstairs in the Parrish's house, packed a suit case, and went to the hotel. We were not too upset about the change, considering we didn't have to pay for air conditioning for a week! Not much changed in our routine, we walked slightly farther to the school bus stop, we ate out every night, and we got to watch the news for the first time in 4 weeks. Plus, come to find out, the beds at the hotel are actually softer than our bed in our house.

It was funny, they put us in the exact same room we were in when we first arrived in Seoul.

We stayed from Monday night to Sunday morning, yesterday.

We got back to our house to find everything out of place, and just a little off. Things like, our dresser drawers was in our computer room, all of our food was spoiled in the fridge and freezer because they unplugged it, our washing machine had been moved slightly, some of Tim's clothes were in my dresser and vice versa...etc. Needless to say we basically have to move back in as if we never lived there.

This hasn't been a bad experience, but just an experience.