A-i-go,
Wa, I-Ra-Sip-Ni-Gger, Mr. Rover?
(Now I really realize I have to learn
Korean-typing for this comment)

We all need "Dong-Haeng" till the end.
Who will it be? That's the question.
(Me, Myself and I ?)

진정하이소, 방 선생님... I've understood what you said.
방 선생님은 아직 멀었소이다.

"이민가면 해외동포 되더이다" 라는 구절에
본인도 마음이 텅 비는듯하며 아퍼집니다.

비록 어떤것은 이미 늦었고, 못다한 아쉬움이 산처럼 쌓여있지만,
그걸 이제 어이하리오?
나머지는 지금부터라도 천천히 준비하며 갑시다.
이제 우리 차례가 머지 않었구려.

이 내용을 조금씩 나누어 들은일은 있었지만,
이렇게 한군데 잘 모아서 하나로 만든 글은 처음 봅니다.
누구인지 조각들을 잘 모아서 부쳤군요.

All I see here is how beautiful the sunset is,
How well he sings this monologue,
And how perfect this webpage for this old note.
For all the Dong-Haeng-Souls here...

So Walter Cronkite used to say at the end of his evening news,
"That's the way it is."
 So what else is new?

I agree, Rover,
he described the things plainly and accurately,
and helped each of us to be reminded of what all of us are faced with in our lives.
But he couldn't say one word in regard to how to deal with all of that.
What each of us does with those realities, I suppose, is the difference
among all of us, and all of us hope and pray that the difference will make
the true difference in that reality, personally, as a family, as a community,
as a nation and as a human race on earth.