The last supper

What lies behind us and what lies before us are small matters compared to what lies within us.–Ralph Waldo Emerson

The final goodbye in Seoul turned out to be the hardest. No surprise there of course. Made it through the dinner and held back the tears until I was walking away. I didn’t look back.

You can’t live your life in sorrow and regret. I’m trying desperately to shake off the sadness that has followed me like a shadow since the day my former life ended. The weekend in Seoul was my symbolic funeral. The past is dead and buried. In eleven days I’ll be reborn into a new and uncharted life. My hope is that it will be a happy one. And of course, it is up to me to make that happen.

Some more photos from my farewell tour:

The dart crowd from my final tournament.

Some old friends showed up for a birthday party, so I gifted them with a photo opportunity. Yeah, I can be generous that way.

My final beer at Shenanigans with the nephew Justin and owner Willie.

Thanks to everyone for everything.

5 thoughts on “The last supper

  1. Leaving is always tough. Lots of good memories and those are the things to hold on to. Should make you feel good that so many people came to wish you farewell and safe travels!!

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