1. My landlord. Maybe she came in to check something in the bathroom, or maybe she was trying to prove a point because lately my apartment has been looking like a bomb exploded inside. I should not live alone.
2. Mr. Lee. The "handy man" from my school. He has a spare key and was the one who set up my Internet, cable, and landline. I've actually walked in on him in my apartment, unaware that he was at my place fixing something. Perhaps he needed to check out my washer and hung up my clothes in the process?
3. My favorite theory: "The heavenly mothers" as we like to call them. They're a group of women who are Jehovah witnesses. They roam the streets constantly, knock on my door daily, and I've even had one lady jump out of her car mid-intersection to talk to me. Anyway, one time when I was at home I ignored their persistent knocking and "hello's" and I swear they tried to open my door. Also, after the incident occurred, I went to my friend's house because I was freaked out. When I came back, sure enough, the heavenly mothers were hovered outside my door. Possibly, they hung up my clothes in order to fulfill their good deed for the day. Yea, I have no idea. I'm grasping.
Also, I can't find my camera. If it is truly gone, it's my own fault for never locking my door. I should have been more cautious after a local convenient store was robbed at knife point. Man, what's happening in Daejeon? There's not supposed to be crime in Korea. Now convenience stores are being robbed, clothes are being hung up...it's shaking my world.
In other news, today marks my 6 month anniversary in Korea. Thoughts and reflections coming soon!
2 comments:
I still like the Miss Helen theory. Man, I would love to see Miss Helen in Korea...
Anywee, I like your theories and they are certainly less sinister than something I would come up with.
Please be careful. Please lock your door. We miss you!
it was taken from your apartment? that sucks :(
lock them doors.
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