B-Boy show

B-boy and Basketball

Saturday we got up early and headed to Seoul. We picked up both of our cameras that were being repaired. We then went to Itaewon, the foreigner section of town, to eat at a Mexican restaurant. Next we headed to a big market to do a bit of Xmas shopping. We even found a Harley Davidson shop! After our shopping, we found the B-boy theater and settled in for an amazing breakdancing show! The tricks that those guys can do are unbelievable, and it was a really great time! When we came out of the show, it was downpouring (not in the forecast) so we took shelter in an Italian restaurant! We then made our way to the bus stop and finally made it back to Wonju at 11pm!
Sunday we got our hair cut, and then went to the pro basketball game with friends! The Wonju team is pretty good and we won by 13 points!
Today it was really cold, the high was 36 but didn't get there I'm sure! We've got another busy week, with our exercising, B's Taekwondo, H's hanji art class, and other events!! Luckily we're staying busy and having fun!!

Busy Week

Last weekend we showed our friend from Tongyeong around our new city. We took her to Sangji University, a temple on Chiak Mountain, and she taught us how to make gimbap! We all had a fun time.

Last week we had plans every night! On Monday evening we started a new exercise program that requires us to head to the gym every other day. Tuesday H had her Hanji paper class, Wed we had a few guests from H's school over for dinner, Thursday we met the foreigner teachers for dinner, and last night we exercised, took in a movie with B's co-teacher, and went for a drink with some fellow foreigners.

Today we were invited to a pro basketball game, so we checked that out. We had really good seats (even though they were in the visitor section) and our team won a close game!

Tomrrow we made plans to go to the NEW cinema in town with H's friend from school. It should be a fun day.

11-3-07 With Lyn at Sangji Univervsity in Wonju.

11-4-07 Visiting a temple at the base of Mt. Chiak.