
I'm at Sokcho beach!

This Buddha looks over the Eastern sea.

Ms. Lee and I rode bikes on the coast.

We're on boat that are drawn by rope from one end to the other. It's called "getbae" and this was in the hit drama Autumn Story.

Fresh sashimi market. First, we choose the seafood.

Second, they cut up the fish alive.

Third, we eat it. It can't get fresher than this.

This Buddha overlooks Seorak Mountain.

Rock climbers.

We're about the climb this.

Us halfway perhaps.

Near the peak at Seoraksan National park.

Ms. Lee at stream.

Beautiful Buddha. and child.

Monthly church book discussion at Coffee Bean Cafe.

Serious discussions.

Proof that one soju bottle fills seven shots.

A visit to my mother's friend's home in the countryside.

She owns a retreat house.

Quiet and so green!

We grilled pork outside old style.

Pungsuwon Catholic Church. Very old and beautiful! You sit on the floor during mass.

Yongsumak Catholic Church. Also, very old.

Our legio prayer group took a trip here to learn about our faith's history.

Inside yongsumak church.

Group picture of Haksongdong Legio Young Adult Prayer group.

Leigh Poole from UGA ISL and I went sight-seeing around Seoul.

Children listening to a story at a bookstore.

Not so covert operations, eh?

View from 63 building, the tallest in Korea.

Another view.

Ceremony at Deoksugung Palace.

Police preparing for possible protests against US beef.

Bindaeddok Cooking

Cheongae Stream at night.

Cheongae Stream at day.

Farewell party for English teachers that are leaving this summer.

Monthly dinner party for our church youth group. Father Ahn is raising a toast.

"Gombae" with Ms. Choi.

Celebratory lunch during finals week.

Student discipline office end of year dinner party.

Myself with Ms. Han and Mr. Yim.

2nd round to the singing room.

We sing together.

We dance together.

Mischievous 7th graders before class.

Lunch with Mariel at a toast store next to school.

Traditional Korean course lunch for the end of the year.

English Department farewell lunch.

My favorite 7th grade class (1-6).

My favorite 9th grade class (3-5).

Our office manager's birthday.

Students visit me to say good-bye.

I bought Power Cap ice cream for my 7th grade after school conversation class.

Chicken stew for lunch today!

Typical lunch day: rice, bean sprout soup, kimchee and spicy pork.

I got to go through the special teachers' lunch line everyday. It was a privileged experience.

Girls and boys cannot sit together at lunch.

Students waiting outside the cafeteria for lunch.

After school drama club dancing to the musical, Annie.

Last day of school teachers' lunch.

More lunch

Myself and the two seventh grade English co-teachers.

My closest Native English teacher friends Dayle, Heather and Brandon at trivia night.