Co-op Completion

Tuesday and Thursday were our final co-ops so we had a presentation with all the home school co-ops combined on Thursday night. Co-ops keep us busy constantly preparing so we are all looking foward to a break, but we will really miss seeing the people every week. Here are a few pictures of presentation...
The high school students singing for my birthday

I think our family needs to adopt...


The kindergartners (I'm jealous of their hats)

High school skit (including Judah, Gabe, Susanna and myself) Though we're not much for acting, we sure laughed a lot!



Elementary/middle school co-op singing "Jubilate Deo"

Random

Friday night, Gabe, Susanna, and I took a trip on the subway into Seoul to watch a high school basketball game at Seoul Foreign School. On the way home it started snowing, and at soccer the next morning, we were running around in the snow.

Also, Judah and Jared finally went out and "found" a Christmas tree...it's always a bit of a mystery where they get these trees, but we don't really ask questions! :) All we know is they walked in the front door dragging a real tree behind them and that they found it somewhere on the mountain.

Waiting "down under" for the train

Crossing the Han River on the subway into Seoul

Snow coming down in the city

My cleat print in the snow

Soccer is freezing (but fun)

Hanging the ornaments

Interesting

Here is a link to a brief Wikipedia article on the church we are working with over here. I couldn't believe our church was on Wikipedia!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_mission_church

If you want to see what the Korean language looks like (and get a small glimpse of the pain I'm struggling through trying to learn this language), here is the link to Global Mission's website.

http://www.jiguchon.org/

I will try to figure out where the link is to our home school page, but it's almost midnight here and time for bed! It's not easy reading through all that stuff to figure out where the right page is...