Playing the kyagum.
My wedding.
Hahoe Folk Village
Masked dancer.
Pumpkins grow EVERYWHERE in Korea. Along fences, under highway overpasses, next to the sidewalk and up telephone poles. And, apparently up trees resulting in this, the amazing floating pumpkin.
Ttraditional fireworks...lights strung up from the river bank to the cliff.
"Falling flowers."
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nice shades....... i love the pics!
wow, that wedding clothing is really really bright and colorful. hm, interesting.
well,
i miss you tons! talk to you soon!
by the way,
high school is going great, i went to homecoming, that was pretty fun. this week, we get late arrival thursday and no school friday, because it is Veterans Day. Is there one in Korea?
well,
oh wow! ok, so, David's wife, Leah WAS in Korea (now in Texas), YOU Are in Korea, so is Jai, and so is Megan's old nanny and shes teaching english too~!. So, isn't that a really cool coincedence? and KOREA!!
ok, so sorry, this is really long. spanish is a lot better. i've made some friends (monique and kirstin and ashley) and some people i just talk to but aren't really friends aaron, ashley, but actually, i was kinda hating the class because i wasn't even socializing, but i thought it was their faults when it was mine :(!!! anyway, i have to go to bed now, it's 10PM.
i love you lots!!!!
love,
olivia
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