Goodbye to you . . .

So, I've said three goodbyes in the last two days.

Two were for Joanna and Karolina, from Hungary, who I did not get to know at all because they were on holiday all this last week.

The third was to my roommate, Galyna, from Ukraine. We spent hardly 2 hours put together this last week, but the time we did spent together told us that we would have been very close and our goodbye was as sad as if we had known each other a month.

San Kyun, a South Korean, fixed a goodbye dinner for Galyna on Friday, and then a goodbye dinner for the two Hungarians on Saturday. I got to crash both, although I didn't eat at the first one. Clockwise, starting at 6:00: Vicky, Samuel, Gill, Kyeung Ah, Alice, Me in my office uniform, Yeon Bin, and Andriy.