One hour drive from my apartment.
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- Loving Every Rise and Fall
- The temple grounds and what's left of the sunlight.
- I'm giving Buddy Buddha a high five- thanking him ...
- Watching the mountain traffic- grand gold buddy bu...
- I've seen many Buddhas since I landed in Korea, bu...
- This gigantic bowl once served 3,000 monks.
- The sun going down over a Buddhist temple.
- A well deserved break.
- Amazing how, in a land of so much unhabital land, ...
- Notice the shirt; Elgin- never truly away from home.
- As you can see, I will never run out of mountains ...
- Perched ontop with Koreans, SoJu, and the finest S...
- The rewards of a four hour hike up.
- One hour drive from my apartment.
- Book Reviews
- A view from the stage. This is kindergarten in it...
- Field Trip
- And this concludes Virtual Korea. This is my apar...
- A view from my daily walk home.
- You say good morning and I say good night. Good N...
- My posse- always getting my back in this strange l...
- This is a good example of the average Swaton lunch...
- The cafeteria: At first I would attack the buffet...
- Compared to many of the horrer stories I've heard ...
- I get jealous everytime I see the kids going wild ...
- My desk. Proof; I'm a teacher!!!!!!!
- Here is the teacher's room. The kids are allowed ...
- I'm an equal-opportunity Superman creater. Dennis...
- awww, little Alisa. She has trouble spelling her ...
- Now Dash has transformed into Superman and he's wa...
- Jenny just won the Memory game today and she's ext...
- This is Dash capturing me with his Spiderman web.
- Shy little Olivia doing her best Hanna imitation.
- Happy Hanna.
- This is Dennis; he, like most these kids, know one...
- Dash and Alisa- my morning kindergarten class.
- This is a Korean card game called Go-Stop. I sugg...
- Expect to see many pictures of buddhas- they're th...
- What time is it????
- An interesting sculpture for outside of a sports c...
- My greatest feat yet: Inspiration
- An open wound
- So festive and colorful; I'm telling you, there's ...
- Yes, they have YMCAs in Korea; this is where I go ...
- The living room (the water here, like Mexico, is d...
- The view from outside my bedroom door.
- I'm a teacher- not an interior decorator.
- My humble abode.
- Euphoria is only a Cinema away
- A Zombie with a Lesson Plan
- Nobody said it was easy
- Awww, they're all growns up. Graduating from kind...
- This temple is directly behind my apartment. I ha...
- These are my kindergarten cuties Wendy and Julie. ...
- That's my Hongul homework. I was really proud of ...
- I've heard it said that Korea at night resembles L...
- You have to look closely but the little drawings a...
- Yes, they have a bar here called, "Doors" and it's...
- And they were actually jamming "Light My Fire" whe...
- A distant light in an other-wise unintelligable la...
- It turns out I'm in the right place.
- Soon I'll be reading the signs
- white=star
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5 comments:
WOW! How breathtaking, I too have been to the mountains and been rewarded with natures finest offerings, but it seems they do it differently in Korea, they do it with even more spectacular, spectauclar and they give the human eye even more razzle-dazzle. What a great sunday! Thanks for bringing the view and the experiene to DeKalb!
KEG GER, HER
peace to all
alwayz
e.k.g.
is awesome
she rox d soul
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