Starbucks-a |
Celebrating in Korea |
Two goobs with the froggies! |
Awww, mom wants in on the good luck too! |
Walking up to Seoul Forest--a haven of green in a very big city. |
It was a warm day, perfect for playing in the fountain. |
A super cool sculpture/play structure. |
More fountains |
Mom, dad, and Dan with their awesome bikes. |
Book sculpture in the sculpture garden. |
More sculptures with the city in the background. |
Mom playing on the rocking bridge. |
I told Daniel I didn't think he could make it over to the boat platform without falling in the water, so of course he had to prove me wrong:). |
Success! |
I'm pretty sure there was a sign in Korean that said "No bikes on the bridge" but we biked across anyway! |
One more ride through the serene sculpture garden before leaving Seoul Forest. |
On Thursday I went back to work and left the family at home to fend for themselves. Not surprisingly, they didn't venture much further than Yonhi dong (Seoul can be a little intimidating I suppose). Daniel came in and hung out with me during a day of study halls. That evening I took mom with me to my ladies bible study and the guys joined some of my school friends for a trip to the Korean BBQ! Ruth, Paul, Gabriel, Sofie, Greg, dad, and Daniel made their way down the hill to a kalbi (beef) restaurant and spent the evening eating Korean (the first time for the guys). They cooked their own meat on the bbq pit in the middle of the table and both guys tried kimchi for the first time. Apparently Daniel was only planning on trying a small bit but was unsuccessful in his attempt to cut his kimchi into a small bit with a spoon so he ended up with quite a mouthful of fermented cabbage and chili paste! Here are a few photos Ruth took of the guys...
The typical spread at a Korean bbq. |
Dad trying the kimchi! Notice the beef on the bbq. |
Satisfied customers:) |
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