Some Updates Part 3

Our trip to Seoul

New treats for MO.  He loves treats

Insadong

Adding their lock at the Seoul Tower

Adding our lock to their lock at the Seoul Tower

MMMMMMM Kimchi

Now those are some feet

Getting the Korean Christmas tree up

This year he could put the star on without any help.  Oh man

Papa's birthday dinner at Bornga.  Kelly's favorite Korean BBQ

Love Bugs

cake time

Grant explaining the art of MineCraft

Some Updates Part 2

November brought Nana and Papa to visit us here in Korea

Walk in Central park their first morning here

Mom had to work so we all went to the MacArthur Museum 

MO, LO and Mark off to the DMZ

The buildings in Blue are where all negotiations between the N and S take place

Gray building in back has North Korean soldiers watching every move

Inside the blue buildings.  The flag is represents the N/S line

The thick concrete blocks is the line separating the two countries.  Gravel  is the South, cement is the North

Our South Korean body guard.

Our security detail and guide.

Two beautiful ladies together at Thanksgiving

My kitchen *^%&

Movember boys "trying to play" Brown Eyed Girl

Some updates Part 1

I've been a bit behind on keeping everyone updated on the happenings so here is a brief rundown.  I'll do my best to keep them in some sort of order but I'm sure they will be mixed up in months.

Jessica and I on a scouting trip for the outdoor ed program.  This was after a long, and very steep climb.  Koreans would call it a hike, but it was a climb.

Break on the way up the mountain

Pretty impressive view

Grant and Kelly -Halloween at School

A day at the park, G and his buddies

Mark and his buddy 

Our park in the Fall

park #2

4C camp day

Grants teacher Ginger Phillips hosted the 4C camp day. We pulled some tents together, the kids brought snacks and class was held in the playground all day. The weather cooperated so it was a nice sunny fall day.


Hot chocolate and morning meeting.


More snacks


Tent time


Singalong, no camp fire. Korean regulations.
Lunch time will be hot dogs roasted over the BBQ.

After lunch was treat time, which of course was related to a lesson. How long does it take to toast a marshmallow?


95% of the kids hadn't toasted a marshmallow over a fire. When the marshmallow started to droop they asked, "what do I do with it?" The answer I gave was eat it. They thought I was kidding.
It was a fun day had by all. Now it's time to break camp, the worst part of every camping trip. At least it's not raining.

Location:Chadwick international