We had a halloween musical for our advanced 5th and 6th graders. The title was the Haunted Halloween Party. Apparently Gary on the right went for the scary Evil Knievel look.
Raymond played the best pumpkin ghost ever. 
Aeyeon and I went to Incheon Grand Park in time to see the trees change color. It is still exotic for me to see yellow, orange, and red leaves this time of year. 
Our halloween festival was held one week after Halloween. Oh Korea...
Aeyeon, Kevin, Devin and I went to the Sorae fish market one Sunday to sample some fresh seafood that was literally thrown from the fishermen to the waterfront restaurants.
The san nakji (live octopus) was technically dead when we received it, but was pretty difficult to eat with the tentacles wrapped around our chopsticks and sticking to our throats. Nevertheless, it was a cool experience.
Kevin and Devin.
Fish head soup. That clear thing is the eye which is "good for men."
The happy couple.
Ian, one of my basketball friends, hosted Thanksgiving dinner at his house. We had two complete dinners brought from the army base in Seoul. Ryan Bunker shows his appreciation here.
Steve got caught going back for fourths.
I almost called into work the next morning after devouring 3 plates of food that night. A couple pounds of leftovers made for a tasty weekend feast as well.
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