My trip to the school nurse!

I've been sick with a cold since last Friday! Today, my head felt like it was going to burst, so one of the teachers told me to go see the school nurse. When I got there, I told her my symptoms and she concaucted some sort of "oriental medicine" in a bottle. I have NO idea what was in it! She warmed it up in a tea kettle and then said, "Drink!" It tasted decent, and was much more fun than taking an ADVIL! Cheers to "oriental medicine!"

Where'd my bus driver go??

Yesterday, I got on my bus to go home after work and I was surprised to see that I was the only person on my bus! I thought, "Hey, this is great! I can sit wherever I want today!" So, I sat down and began to look at some papers from school. After about a minute or so, I looked up to see why we hadn't moved yet, and the bus driver was gone! I stood up to look outside and saw him going into a hair salon! What bus driver leaves his bus running with someone in it and goes into a hair salon?! Not to mention, we were on a hill... if something happened, I would have rolled down the hill in a bus with no driver! Hey, gotta love Korea!

Time to sing a song!

This is what I sang with my 3rd graders on Friday! They love singing, and you better believe I sing my heart out and do all the dance moves with them! Teaching kids is so much fun! :)

Lost in Translation... This time it's in PRINT though!

I took these pictures yesterday while Kev and I were out and about shopping in Busan. They were sooo funny that I had to celebrate their existence with a photo!

"Be The When People Need You"   Hmmm, be the what?!

 

"Coca-Coco, Coca Coca Co," and what the heck is "Move office?"

I couldn't resist... I actually bought this one because it was soooo bad!

Kev and I looked at this shirt for a long time and can not figure out what the heck they were trying to say. Anyone??


All I can say is, WOW! This one takes the cake for sure!

Markets in Korea

They are awesome and huge and have everything! Here are a couple pictures I took this weekend at the market near our house. It's called Gukje Market.