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| This was my superb meal: mandu, kimchi, Korean cake, and cucumber salad. |
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| This is why I don't want to drive in Korea! |
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| Having a lovely conversation in Korean;) |
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| The South Tower that overlooks Seoul. This is our 4th famous tower to visit! Empire State Building, London Eye, Eiffel Tower, and Seoul Tower. |
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| Standing on the Geographical Center of Seoul |
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| Tradition Korean dress. I personally think their hat looks like a pilgrim hat. funny huh? |
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| mmm...dukbokki. The noodle looking things in the red sauce is dukbokki. Hot and spicy rice cakes in a Gochujung sauce. |
One of the few phrases/words I have learned in Korea so far is "Anyon Haseyo", Korean for Hello. I may not be able to converse with Koreans, but hey, at least I can give them a nice greeting right? lol:)
2 comments:
Ok, so like I had the first few minutes to myself I've had since you left AR (I'm not even joking!) and I spent them reading all your posts since your 2 year update. It looks like you and Jon are having a blast... the fashionable world travelers. Korea is so incredible, I especially enjoyed the videos that displayed the native language. WOW. Keep having fun, I miss you!!!!!
p.s. Where are you at on the 20 babies? ;)
Wow girl!! You need to go get like a massage or some girl down time!:) Busy busy mom!I miss you too and I miss Ian and little Alexa....
Hmm on the 20 babies thing...Every time I try and snatch one, Jon (For SOME reason) leads me away and tries to distract me;) heh heh
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