The day started out with worship at our friend's church (an English service) and a fantastic lunch at a Mexican restaurant (which we don't have where we live).
Next, we headed over to a rebuilt traditional Korean village for a cultural experience. First, the family pictures:
In the background are traditional cooking pots
This used to be a school. The horizontal slabs are actually doors that drop down. Pretty cool!
Archie had lots of fun playing with his friend, Selah. Looks like she's ready for a kiss!
Aren't they cute?
Wait, what happened? (This is actually my favorite pic 'cause it's so funny!)
I guess it traumatized Archie when Selah bolted away from him in the above pic! Haha!
Archie is such a typical boy! He is ALWAYS on the move. He runs quite fast for his age. (He is also a pretty good ball handler, but that's another post for another day.)
He is fascinated with stair climbing. He can actually crawl up ALL the stairs to our fourth floor apartment with me behind him for safety. Of course, it takes FOREVER!
On Lunar New Year's, Koreans attach their wishes to this tree.
Visitors to the village trying out traditional Korean games
Explanation of the village houses
After our visit to the village, we were in need of a snack. Sang Ju bought us some yummy chestnut cakes from this vendor.
I was told these French fries taste nothing like their American counterparts, but I didn't try them. Can you guess what was boiling in the pots behind them? Probably not, so I'll tell you - SILKWORMS. Want to try?
1 comment:
That one picture is hilarious! I love it! Those are fun pictures! Looks like a lot of fun :)
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