The Korean People
I had hoped to take more pictures while in Korea but I've mostly been in Ship Yards during the day and doing paper work at night. The ship yards build everything from container ships to submarines. No pictures are allowed.
It is exciting to travel to different parts of the world but for me it is also part of my job. Not much site seeing.
I can tell you that the Korean People are the most gracious people I’ve ever met. This is a picture of the elevator attendant at the Lotte Hotel in Pusan. She is dressed in a traditional Korean dress. Tradition and structure is a mainstay in the Korean culture. They take a lot of pride in their work. For example our first social gaff in Korea was our attempt to tip the bell man for bring up our bag. That was a bad idea and embarrassed him terribly. The house keeping staff at the Samsung Hotel had their "motto" on their badge. It said, "Our Tip is our Pride in our work". They are paid for what they do and their pay is not dependant on tips. I like it. I wish it were like that in the US.
Tomorrow we leave for China and our last ship yard. I'm ready to come home to Texas
Labels: International Travel


1 Comments:
Great picture. She is lovely. I really appreciate the beauty of dress. Every detail is perfect. The hemline is perfectly alined with the floor. I just love that kind of thing from a sewing point of view.
Love ya.
Clara
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