No joke, these guys played with our kids for at least 2 hours!!! It was AWESOME. They took pictures, buried them in the sand, and played in the water with them and all the time I lounged. Ahhh...life is good. :)
Who would have thought Busan, South Korea would have such a fun little beach area right in the middle of a SUPER BUSY town?! The view from our room on the 26th floor at 8AM on a Monday morning. The three little kids and I head to the beach while the big boys slept. We were the only people on the beach for over an hour and we had an amazing time! After an hour or so Hubby and Boy 1 joined us. Can you believe how big they are? I can't. They have deliver services on the beach. I almost felt like I was at a baseball game. We bought fried chicken from the guy that was speaking Hangul (Korean) and then he looked at me and said 'chicken'. I said 'nay' - which means yes in Korean, which is TOTALLY confusing because most American think 'nay' would mean no, but they shake their head yes when they say 'nay' and 'nay' means yes ~ got it? Anyway, I bought the chicken and then I ask for the Cass guy (beer guy). He came right over. Chicken and beer...that is how they do it here in South Korea ~ Hubby makes fun of me and asks me "Why do you always say South Korea? ~ Like people would think we live in North Korea?" Whatever. That's the way I roll. South Korea. Boy 2 with his hole. Our FREE babysitting service.
No joke, these guys played with our kids for at least 2 hours!!! It was AWESOME. They took pictures, buried them in the sand, and played in the water with them and all the time I lounged. Ahhh...life is good. :)
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Tracy
9/13/2012 11:20:06 pm
I love all your pictures! : )
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did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” ― Maya Angelou AuthorHi, I'm Trish, the writer, creator and photographer of this blog. I started this blog for 2 reasons, 1 - When I found out we were moving to Korea back in 2008 I was a little freaked out and started scouring the internet for information on Korea. At that time there wasn't much out there so I am doing my part in helping families across the world not be so freaked out when it comes time to move to Korea. The 2nd reason I started this blog was to help stay connected to family members back in the states. Today it is so much more that. Are you moving to Korea? Do you have questions, concerns? Are you freaking out? Freak out no further - click the button to ask a question. I'll do my best to answer open and honestly.
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