On Susanna's actual birthday, I took her and Caroline to Pizza Hut for supper. The pizza was very good, although they did put sweet potato in our cheese-stuffed crust. We also got Mountain Dew (quite rare around here). It's nice in Korea because you only have to order one drink to share with three people - and free refills, too!
We walked to Pizza Hut; here is a picture on the sidewalk with a giant sycamore and the lights of the city in the background.
They even bring you three straws :)
Saturday, we again used a birthday as an excuse to have all the high schoolers over. We played Ultimate Frisbee for a little while, but I think we've decided our competitive love for sports is not generally shared by the people here. We had fun playing games, though. Generally, I think Koreans just go to a movie or karoke room for birthday celebrations so I often wonder what they think of our "wild" parties.
The funniest comment all day was a question about how many bones Susanna has broken. "Susanna, how many foot fingers have you broken?"
Gabe tries to pass a pretzel over to Byong-kyu's straw
Gabe tries to pass a pretzel over to Byong-kyu's straw
Dress-up relay: I wasn't sure how this would work with 20 high schoolers, but it ended up being highly entertaining
Cute hat, Gabe
Cute hat, Gabe
Tae-yoeng
Singing together. Dad shared "Take Me Home Country Roads" with them. Not sure what they thought :)
Singing together. Dad shared "Take Me Home Country Roads" with them. Not sure what they thought :)
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