Right after Christmas, we got a visit from Luke's parents! They came to Korea for two weeks to hang out with us and see our lives out here. It was great because Luke and I got a chance to show them our mad Korean skills and our washing machine that's in the kitchen, and prove that people really do stare at you ALL the time. Before we moved to Korea we lived with them on Kauai, so it was great to see them because we were missing them a lot. We stayed local in Daejeon for a week and a half and then went to Seoul for the last 3-4 days.
Us in downtown in Eunhang-dong. The whole place was decorated with lights for Christmas.
Luke and Dad got to lead worship together at our church!
Our reaction after a series of failed plans. The picture is taken on the top of a dark mountain where an observatory is. Unfortunately, after the taxi had left and we climbed the rest of the way up the deserted mountain, we discovered it was closed.
I wish I could say I beat her...
One of the stands at the outdoor market next to Luke's old school. Yummy!
We did a lot of this! We actually had a tournament going the entire time. Let's just say it resulted in Luke and I getting free steak dinners at Outback...
Avatar! or should I say A-ba-ta!
Mom standing outside our apartment.
Luke and Dad built a snowman outside the door to apartment. After about a day and a half, his head somehow ended up about 20 feet from his body. It was fun while it lasted.
Us in Seoul in front of a famous palace. In person, it's huge!
When you come to Korea, you become a little Korean. This normally results in you speaking broken English and doing this pose with one you love.
Us in front of our hotel in Seoul right before they left. We were sad to see them go!
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