21!

The amazing blossoms at the festival... and a string of kites.

Those of us supporting Jason and his choir. Sara (wooster) Louis (canada) Yvonne (Ireland) Etaoin (Ireland) Martha (Chicago)

Me in the War Museum,

How you shoot a lot of arrows at the same time.


Tomorrow is Travy's 21st birthday. WOAH. A couple of weekends ago we went up to the Cherry Blossom festival in Seoul. We went to the wrong place though and only saw trees with dead blossoms. So that was sad, but we had a frisbee and it was nice out and we played next to the Han River for a few hours. It worked out well, but the blossom thing was a joke. This past weekend we had to work Saturday morning at Kinder Olympics. It was just a day for the families to come run around. It was a beautiful morning and it ended up being pretty fun. After that I went up to Seoul with the intention of seeing Jason's choir concert. But we were early so we went to the Korean War Museum. It was free and gigantic! It covered every war that Korea has ever been involved in. There was a pretty huge part about the Korean War that we were involved in. We spent about an hour there which was a good amount of time. But I think it was the kind of place that you could spend all day in if you wanted. Then we got some dinner and went to the concert. It was 2 hours of Latin Churchy stuff. It was good. The money goes to bringing music to orphanages, so I'd say it was worth it. We had Wednesday off for Children's Day. Basically kids get to do what ever they want, so no school! I went shopping in Seoul. Finally got a purse that has a world map on it. Then we went to a Mexican Restaurant in honor of Cinco De Mayo. Pretty successful day off. Don't have plans for the upcoming couple of weeks, but I'm sure they'll be jam packed with excitement!!