Chillin' Like Korean Villains
UPDATE FROM SOUTH KOREAMonday, December 26, 2005
Happy day after Christmas! We spent the morning calling family, since it was still Christmas evening over in ol' Atl. Britt and Ben went downstairs for the men's Band of Brothers all-day marathon in the Hospitality House. Becca, Micah, and I hung out in the apartment for most of the day. We had some fun visitors like Laura Beth and Hannah (the little Christmas tree from my last post), and Jenn hung out with us a lot since Butch was enjoying the marathon downstairs. Becca and Jenn went downtown to run some errands, and I stayed home and baked some cookies while entertaining the boy. I haven't made peanut butter or chocolate chip cookies in awhile, but they were successful adventures. Apparently everyone else thought so, too, because it's only been two days, and they are all gone!!1l!
We closed out the evening with, you guessed it: Arrested Development.
Tuesday, December 27, 2005
Britt and I went to work out in the morning, then we came back to the apartment to get ready and go to Incheon to get Shane and Jason! We took the bus into the city and saw some interesting buildings and bridges on the way in. The apartment buildings reminded me of condo buildings at the beach, just more of them, closer together, and in the cold instead of the heat. The bus itself was extremely uncomfortable. It was literally over 80 degrees on that bus the whole way. I thought I was going to hurl. But at least we got some good pictures!
Ben really liked the bridge pictures, and I am sure he will share many of them with you, but I was especially proud of this one that I took.
This is a pretty classic view of Seoul- mountains around, lots of buildings close together, and you can kind of see the big apartment building on the left- imagine a LOT of those.
We picked up a very tired Shane and Jason, got McDonald's at the airport, and got back on the bus toward Songtan. It's at least a two-hour ride one way, so we had plenty of time to eat our McDonald's and catch up. The temperature on the way home was much better, actually on the cooler side. But, our bus driver must have been a kamikaze. He drove like a maniac! We almost hit some pedestrians a couple of times, and in Korea, that's a really big deal. This girl across the aisle from me actually threw up during the trip. We all agreed that our bus driver was certifiably crazy.This is a pretty classic view of Seoul- mountains around, lots of buildings close together, and you can kind of see the big apartment building on the left- imagine a LOT of those.
Becca picked us up at the bus station and we squeezed two more adults into Britt and Becca's apartment. We also squeezed two more episodes of Arrested Development in before we all crashed!!! Shane and Jason did well staying up late and sleeping through the night.
Okay, so now, time for what I promised and for what you probably came looking for: Micah's hair adventures. This is probably one of those embarrassing things moms will show future girlfriends in baby books, but it is a reality nonetheless: Micah has a mullet.
He has rubbed off all of the hair from the back of his head, so he's left with a smidgen of hair on the top and front, and a thick-ish row of hair on the neck. It's really funny- we all laugh about it pretty hard. When we laugh, Micah laughs, too, so I guess he's okay with it. Britt wants to trim, the "party in the back" section, but Becca hasn't seen the light yet. Well, on Christmas morning, Britt decided to experiment and see what Micah would look like with other kinds of hairstyles. Becca donated her hair to help us with the demonstrations.
Here, we have Micah sporting a side ponytail.
And finally, my favorite, the rocker do, in honor of his father's previous years of style.
And finally, my favorite, the rocker do, in honor of his father's previous years of style.
So, there you have it. Now you know something really personal about my nephew.
Up next...Korean bathroom adventures!!!
4 Comments:
Dad
Gina, finally got a chance to catch up on your blogging from S Korea. Thanks a bunch as both your Mom and I have been blessed a lot to see all of the activities and fun. We miss all of you a whole bunch, but am really glad you all are having the chance to spend some great times together.
ah yes...the rocker look...i can almost here that super-popular hit...sing it with me now..."maybe your god is a TV set..."
and yes...I did misuse "here," but I couldn't ALTAR my post after posting...arggghhh...
Hey, Dad! Glad you found the blog and enjoyed it. We miss you guys, too.
KT, great 180 reference, there. I am not sure how many will appreciate it, but I sure do! I don't know how you remember so many details. Maybe you RIGHT them down...
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