Everyone say, "Kimchi!"
Monday, February 27, 2006
Noreabang Extreme Pics!
Everyone say, "Kimchi!"
Sunday, February 26, 2006
Noreabang Time!
Susan and Heather's going away party!
Here is a picture of all the girls in the school. Anna, Heather, Susan, Jane, and Rachel.
Here's Anna pouring mekju or beer. I was teasing her about it.
Here's a shot of Rachel pouring me some Soju.
This is one of my favorite natural shots. Anna is on the left and Heather is on the right.
All of the girls.
All of the guys! Look at Mr. Kang (left) He's really plastered. Hehe!
Saturday, February 25, 2006
My Date with Hazel Nut!
Steven's headed back for England.
Here's Steven in the taxi all ready to go back to England.
Here's Steven waiting for the bus to the airport. You can see the mountains and the Lotte Mart in the back of the picture.
Last lunch.
Marsha, Jane, and Heather.
English Club Party!!!
Friday, February 24, 2006
Crazy Korean Girls!
I got them to pose for this shot. He was absolutely irate. I thought to myself, he must hate it now but when he is older that kind of attention is priceless. Haha!
It looks like things have turned into a street fight!!!! Haha! Not really, it's Bill fooling abound!
One more picture of the chaos! Note the girl on the left has here arm wrapped around his arm. Also, Bill is sticking his head out on the right side of the boy and the girl on the right.
Kindergarten graduation!
Here's Robert (right). He's a very friendly and good munchkin. You can also see Jasmine in the purple. That's Mr. Hans daughter.
Here's another group shot. I like it because everyone is trying to smile with missing teeth! Haha!
The last picture of the graduation has to go to Robert for having this complete look of boredom!
Sunday, February 19, 2006
DMZ!
Another shot of the 16 flags.
A monument dedicated to the 16 countries.
Inside the meeting hall between North Korean and South Korea.
Here's me taking a picture with a South Korean soldier.Another shot of a South Korean soldier.
The 16 flags in a glass case. They were cloth flags sitting on the table but some North Korean soldiers made there way in and used the flags to shine their shoes. Now they are kept behind glass from preventing this.
The first picture of North Korea.
DMZ! 2
A South Korean soldier. He stands like this to avoid incoming gun fire.
It's named this because no one lives here and there is an extensive speaker system. It plays messages like, "Come to North Korea, the land of No taxes." Notice the flag. It is the biggest flag in the world. It's there to compete against the South Korean flag in a nearby village.
This is the entrance of the 3rd tunnel.
A monument dedicated to the "Ax murder event" that occurred when a group of soldiers from US and South Korea soldiers went unarmed on a routine tree trimming duty and North Korean brutally murdered them with Axes.