Anyonghaseyo

Today’s Korean Phrase: Anyonghaseyo = Hello!

Hello friends! I’m happy to be joining the At the Buzzer blogging team. You may already know a little bit about me, but I’ll give you the refresher just in case.

This is Molly Robinson, David’s sister, friend of Chris for over 10 years, and future mother of Shaun’s children (okay, that last one might be speculation, but a girl can dream…) I had been locked in the Buzzer Basement for the first year or so of the show, until I finally broke free and moved to New York to starve pursue a career in Musical Theatre.  A few months ago I was offered a job overseas, so now I am reporting live from the Gyeonggi English Village in Paju, South Korea. I am here on a one year performance contract as an Edutainer creating children’s musicals to help teach English to Korean families.  Like the boys, I’m originally from Phoenix, Arizona, and I’ve never really left the United States (except one very sheltered trip to Mexico City when I was 12), so I am a long way from home and far away from the familiar.

I will have lots of posts coming up to recount tales of my new life here in SK, but for now I must get some sleep (I’m working with a 16-hour time difference from Arizona) and leave you with an anyonghi chumuseyo to wish you good night, and a kamsamnida to thank you for reading!

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  1. I sent this essay to about twenty of my closest friends all over the world. So it will be read in Korea and in Belgium. [Sent December 18, 2007. –Ed.]

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