Kayla isn't very good at Jenga. She had to wear this hat as a punishment for making the block tower fall.
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Karaoke exhibition in the subway station in Seomyeon. Lots of old school Korean tunes being belted out. The crowd is filled almost entirely with people who are old enough to receive free train tickets.
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This is a picture of Kayla, Kelly, and I. Kayla joined us in Pusan this time around, and we did our best to show her around town. In this photo we are standing on the beach in Gwanganli. Unfortunately we didn't have a chance to ride the pirate ship at the nearby amusement park.
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It's good to be back.
Lots of stuff on our plate right now. I've got classes to teach, books to read, projects to complete, and a new apartment to move into.
Yes, it's time to move. After three years and four months in our present apartment, we've decided to move on. It's a big change for us to be sure.
And then there are all of those baseball games that I need to go to...
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RFD: Haphazard
Dan has done some nice work on his blog. He's got it tweaked so that the banner at the top of page changes each time you check his blog. He's got at least a dozen photos that shuffle through there at random.
I'm thinking about making him a team member on my blog so that he can come and flirt with the html over here as well.
Here we are a-grillin'! 'Hanami' can basically be translated as the act of viewing the blossoms on the Cherry trees. In Japan they tend to be a little bit flexible with the exact definition of the term. Our definition is to sit under the clouds of flowers, cook some meat, drink some beer, and make fun of all the people who are more inebriated than ourselves.
