...and THIS is a picture of what we're doing NOW!

It’s been awhile since we posted last because we’ve gotten kinda lazy. But now, it’s time for that laziness to end! I’m going to get right back on it!

Because it’s been awhile, there have been a couple events that haven’t been discussed. Because it would take to long to write them all out and include pictures and blah blah blah, I’ll just write a quick list. That way I can get to this weekend without overloading myself on blog updating and then never wanting to write again! So…the past few weeks have included:

-Snowboarding trip

- Rock Climbing competition in Deagu

- Trick Art Museum

- Another snowboarding trip

- A snowstorm

- Homigot

- Birthday Dinners

- Trips to Yeongcheon

- Winter camp

The Two Week Vacation - Part 3

For the second week of my vacation, I went to Seoul for a week. The biggest and coldest city ever! Though many parts were so much fun, an entire week there was a little bit too long.

The Two Week Vacation - Part 2

This is Part 2 of my 2 week vacation. Unfortunately, I can't have Sam read this post unless she wants to spoil the secret I have for her. And everyone KNOWS how Sam feels about secrets. Everyone else, please read, but don't tell Sam.

The Two Week Vacation - Part 1

Outside Gwangju train station

For the past two weeks, I, have been on holiday. While Sam went to Florida,  I decided to go traveling a bit around Korea - but I might have gotten a little carried away with the camera. Because I have so many pictures, I might use 1 or 2 or 3 or more entries to describe my trip. Here goes!

Climbing Another Mountain

Leading up to last weekend was probably the most scared I’d ever been in Korea. I was terrified. One of the teachers at my school invited me to see Seoraksan, one of the most famous mountains in Korea. He invited me when it was somewhat warm, so of course I agreed. Then, leading up to the weekend, the weather got increasingly colder. I was scared! Then, someone mentioned it would be about -30c. That’s when I started becoming terrified! Eventually, after much worrying and preparing, the weekend finally arrived.

Egg-SEC-Leigh!

Pohang Snowstorm!

I started to write this blog the other day, but it came out lame and boring. “Ok” I said to myself, “This isn’t working!” I erased what I had written and said I would come back to it later. Now, it’s later and I still am having trouble. So, I think I’m going to just go for it, hope it’s not too boring, and let that be that. I mean, what’s the worst that could happen? It’s not like you’ll stop READING it right?  I figured as much.

Pumpkin Fire Duck!?

HAPPY HOLIDAYS!!!

Let's start off this entry by telling you about our EPIK dinner in Daegu on the Wednesday before Christmas. It was something we were all looking forward to because not only were we going to see people we haven’t seen since August, but we were also going to get a huge yummy feast! Then about two days before the dinner we got an email from the Gyeongbuk coordinator that all the people who lived in “these” cities weren’t allowed to come to the dinner because there was a break out of Foot and Mouth disease and their cities were being quarantined. There was a list of the cities under the email, but thankfully our great city of Pohang was not among the others. On the Wednesday, our schools let us off work a little early and we all met at the bus terminal. The dinner was great! It was everything I expected it to be. Delicious food and hanging out and catching up with “old” friends. We didn’t stay ridiculously long in Daegu because it was a Wednesday night and we all had work the next morning.