A kind hello from Seoul

Welcome to DFS. I'm afraid to ask what hobbies you were forced to drop after moving.

Welcome to DFS.  I'm afraid to ask what hobbies you were forced to drop after moving.

Howdy and thanks! Oh don't worry, my hobbies were nothing weird. I can't barbecue or grill anymore, which is something I did a couple of times a week in the US. I got really good at it then had to give it up. I can't do skeet, trap, or target shooting anymore. I did that at least twice a month. And I just haven't been able to get active in a Masonic lodge over here. They are around, but none are real convenient for me for a variety of reasons. I used to read a few books a month, but now that we have a young one, I can barely read a book every six months. Moving to Korea has placed deep restrictions on my lifestyle, however it has been the best move for us ever in regards to finances. That's a big plus in my book.

I understand the no guns thing, but grilling? I don't think I could go without a nicely grilled steak.

I understand the no guns thing, but grilling?  I don't think I could go without a nicely grilled steak.

Believe me, it sucks not being able to grill or barbecue here. I have my kamado grill just sitting in a storage closet here collecting dust. I cry every time I open the closet because I can smell the grill. I just want to fire it up so bad!