Noah has reached 100 days, a landmark by Korean culture. Anne dressed him up and we took some pictures.
- Occurred : 2/1/2006
- Posted : 2/1/2006
- Protagonists : Noah
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Noah has reached 100 days, a landmark by Korean culture. Anne dressed him up and we took some pictures.
I walk through Southampton City Centre on the last weekend before Christmas. I encounter a farmers' market, several Santas, German sausages but little in the way of Christmas Spirit.
A week before we leave for England, my wife's family come to visit.
It was still summer when I visited to take a few pictures, and getting out of the sun was welcome. The pictures don't do the smells justice though.
I visit a robot exhibition, but go too early in the dayto see any real action.
My mother meets Noah.
In a square downtown, men meet to play Chinese Chess, Paduk and Yutnori.
The wonders of technology give us pictures of the baby before it's born.
Hot people congregate to play in a cool mountain spring.
Two nights on Sapsi island. Peace, quiet and suicidal shellfish.
Anne and I visit the oldest bridge in East Asia with my Korean friendHyun Dong and his family.
Anne and I visit a midnight celebration of nature, and find itto be more of a celebration of noisy singing.
Anne and I take a trip to Seosan to see in the new year with our family.
The kids at school learned English Christmas songs, and performed them for their parents.
Anne and I take a peaceful walk around Korea's National Cemetary. It's three months late, but it finally got posted.
On a recent trip to Anne's Hometown, we dropped in on her old art teacher.
Pictures of a small avery in a subway stationin Seoul. A very pleasant way of brighteninga touch of nature into a man-made environment.
A week together in Cambodia. The perfect way to wind down from the stresses of organising an international wedding.
After months of preparation, the big day finally dawned. We had a traditional Korean wedding, a rarity in Korea. Most of the guests had never witnessed one before.
A week with three generations of girls from my family who came over for the wedding.
Walking home I spotted that someone had made a mistake.
I joined Anne's family for their Summer Vacation. Sun, Sand,Sea, Soju and Samgyopsal.
