I hope each and everyone of you are enjoying your family and having a wonderful holiday season. I know that the weekly update is once again a little late. I have had a rough week and it has been a little hard finding motivation. I have not written as much as I usually would, but I hope you enjoy it none the less.
Although we are not home for Christmas, we have been enjoying this one and the opportunities Korea is offering us for the holidays. On Friday, the kids and I got to go to a performance by Cirque Dreams called Holidaze. They came to Camp Casey to perform for the soldiers and families of the area. It was an opportunity I would not have had in the states and am grateful for it. It was a wonderful show. I took a lot of pics and video and have tried to include the best shots.
Darci and I were interviewed by AFN about the show
she got a LITTLE nervous ☺
On Saturday, Darci and I attended another paper folding class at Humanville. We got to make paper Christmas trees.
we were the only Americans
its a good thing I can learn by watching
so glad she came with me
the major part is done
my goofy girl
One of our family's favorite Christmas traditions is look at Christmas lights. And although people don't decorate here like in the states, we found the next best thing right up the road. We went to Herb Island on Sunday night to see their lights. It was so much fun and they even had some Santa statues ☺.
love the frozen waterfall behind the trees
the only thing that disappointed me
seeing Santa's sack filled with trash
inside the greenhouse
I loved it there
beautiful poinsettias
playing on the ice covered sidewalks
the MOM in me was cringing the whole time... praying for no broken bones
she was not happy about this having just busted her butt on the ice
these ladies were performing
not a very happy Santa
LOVE this tree!
there is a fascination with Greece
I love how the ice formed around the statue on bottom
at the bakery
first time I've seen Santa hanging from a tree
my handsome guys!
so cool!
and the weird thing about this picture... SANTA is wearing blue
And finally, here a couple of other pics of our Korean Christmas experience so far.
that familiar bell rings here too!
love this cake....so cute
Merry Christmas from Dunkin Donuts
Thank you for reading. You are all appreciated and I hope you have a WONDERFUL week ahead. Until next time....
Annyeonghi geyseyo and MERRY CHRISTMAS.
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