A couple shots of one of my 2nd graders. Ali the troublemaker lurking in the background in the red shirt, causes trouble at least once a day.
Mighty Joe.
Old Man
For our one year anniversary, AJ and I saw a show called Nanta. Simply put, Nanta is a cooking musical. 4 performers act out a play about preparing dinner for a wedding banquet. The show involves magic, acrobatics, comedy, and even audience members. At one point I was chosen to go up on stage and help out a contest between two teams. The cast use cooking tools as instruments and hardly any words are spoken. One of the performers had almost everyone in tears laughing when he did a comedy routine that was completely physical. He mimed and danced around for about 10 minutes and was the best part of the show. It was easily the best musical I've ever seen, and one of the best experiences I've had in Korea.
The Seoul International Fireworks show was held along the Han River in early October. Teams from Korea, Japan, and Portugal showed off their stuff for about an hour, although I couldn't tell which team was which. Having missed Fourth of July fireworks for 2 years, I was finally able to get my explosives fix that I desperately needed.
My first half marathon near the DMZ.
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