Traditional Korean tea service.
Emmalyn admiring the beautiful structure.
Living in the Dragon Hill Lodge has perks . . . Chocolate perks.
Several of my favorite drinks from Korea-- Apple soda and Aloe Vera juice.
Korean War Museum
Korean War Museum
Shopping in Itaewon shopping district
Busy Itaewon
Americans eating French food in Korea.
Cafe
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Never a dull moment with the Military
We have had a great first 10 days here in South Korea. We have adjusted to the time and feel good. Somehow we have managed to stay healthy--knock on wood-- and for that we are very thankful. Since my last entry we have been focusing on trying to find a place to live. We were supposed to move into on-post housing for military families--in fact, for 9-months we were told there was no way we could live off-post and we absolutely...
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Whoa . . . Tired.
Hooray for my first official blog post from South Korea!!
To begin, I have never been so exhausted in my entire life. Having a baby is nothing compared to the exhaustion of moving your family around the world. I only wish that was an exaggeration! I was so excited when I found out that each person traveling was allowed two 70 pound suitcases and I aimed to pack every pound. In fact, embarrassingly, we came
pretty darn close....