Katelyn and Gregory Haskins find their way through—and around—the world
As I write this, Greg and I are sitting in the 30th Street train station in Philadelphia on our way to New York City. Philadelphia is the middle leg of our mini tour of the Eastern Seaboard (DC, Philly, NYC). You see, Greg and I decided that before we become strangers in a strange land, we would like to see a little more of our own lovely country. We call this our planes, trains and automobiles trip.
If only packing and moving were this easy…
The last few months have been kind of a whirlwind for us and we are now only just starting to slow down (until our big move!). From the last push toward graduation (finishing up exams, Greg’s PSID project, Katie’s honors thesis) to our trip to Southern Arizona, planning a wedding in 6 weeks and trying to find jobs, we wouldn’t have it any other way. Read on
In case you haven’t heard, Katie and I have officially accepted positions to teach English in South Korea for the next year. We sent all our documentation over yesterday, so we’re now in the process of getting our work visas approved. We will start work at the end of August, so that leaves us with just over a month to pack up our lives and ship out (which means we’ll probably be around to watch Bob Costas gush over Michael Phelps’ olympic dreams, but not for the first game of the Michigan football season, sadly).
So, we have been married a few weeks, in case you didn’t already know. We’re going to have lots of wedding pics up on this site within the next week or so, so you should check back later if you’re interested. We’re also going to put up photos from the party this weekend if all goes well. In the meantime, check out some of our other photos (which are still quite behind the times: no graduation photos, either!). I promise we’ll get better at this with time.
