We took a field trip, yay! fotos:
I played with the color accent option on my camera. I wonder if they have it on the DSLR too...
Where's Waldo??
We took a boat ride on a less-than-seaworthy boat. It was less than 5 minutes, but as soon as I stepped on, I planned out my escape and centered myself in the boat, lest it capsized....paranoia....
The woman on the left is Catharina, she's a year younger than Mama Murph, and is the oldest trainee here. Maybe it's because I haven't seen Mama Murph in almost 15 months, but compared to all the older women that we have this session, I think Mama Murph has aged very well..
What no Korean home is acceptable without: a row of kimchi pots!
Non field-trip:
The local grocery store! They've run out of coke zero and Hershey Nuggets with Almonds. Crap!
We found some trainees by the side of the road and picked them up.
Hyundais are much like clown cars..You can fit 6 Koreans, 2 white people, and 1 half-Korean into one. Or 6.5 Koreans and 2.5 white people, depending on how you look at it.
Wednesday was Jesse's birthday, so Nicholas and I escaped to Jecheon to pick up a cake to surprise her. We went to Baskin Robbins and found this cute little guy:
Not quite sure what flavor he was, but he was tasty. AND FILLED WITH POP ROCKS!
...interesting.
I wonder if you can find cute creations like that at the Baskin Robbinses in the S
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1 comments:
lulz, a lot of the group pictures i was humming to myself "one of these things is not like the other..."
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