Trip to Korea 2005, Part 2

Monday, July 25, 2005

Memorable Quotes

Here are some memorable quotes from this trip:

"Anyonghaseyo! Mashisoyo! Moshisoyo! Iboyo! Sa Rang Hae!"
-Chaz Deegen, with his amazing Korean "whine", or what others would call high

"Do the best for yourself, your family, and society" -Dr. Kim Duk Whang, 91, founder of ESWS, my adoption agency

"The food here is very exotic...a lot of kimchi and things from the sea that are mostly dead" - Dad

"Wow...a pepperoni pizza? Here? Is that real pepperoni? Or "pepperoni"? Man...another thing I wouldn't trust myself to eat here are hotdogs" -Jason Stevens

"You...you like your mother?"
"I love my mother."
-conversation between an unwed mother and me


"And the monsoon season starts today, June 26th..." -weatherman, on the way to Seoul, on June 26th

"The whole timechange concept with the dateline..."
"Uh-oh, B, sounds like you're getting philosophical here"
"No...its not philosophical...its...comm...its...um...negotiation."
-Barrett the Wise (lol)

"Yeah booooyyyyyyyeeeeeeeeeeeeee! It's diesel, yo!" - Mike Ryan


Mr. Jung and his sister, Harriet, and the family at the Moon Shin Museum in Masan Posted by Picasa


Mom, Dad, and the owner of the restaurant, who took a particular liking to Dad, and fed him Posted by Picasa


Mr. Jung and I at lunch Posted by Picasa


Cheers! Here we are, having a traditional Korean Style 10-course lunch (and I'm taking the picture) Posted by Picasa


Dad, Mom, Mr. Jung, and I at the Masan City Council board room Posted by Picasa


From Left to Right: Harriet, our translator; Dad; Mom; me; Mr. Ha, the Chairman of the Masan City Council; and Mr. Jung, our friend, who is a part of the Masan City Council Posted by Picasa


Dr. Kim with my family...he looks amazing for 91 years of age Posted by Picasa


Here's a picture of me with Dr. Kim, the founder of the Eastern Social Welfare Society. ESWS was my adoption agency Posted by Picasa

Monday, July 11, 2005


The gate at the DMZ Posted by Picasa


Mom and Me with the our friends, the Rhees Posted by Picasa


Samsung building Posted by Picasa


the choir Posted by Picasa


Tae Kwon Do! Don't mess! Posted by Picasa


another flute choir... Posted by Picasa


Flute choir Posted by Picasa


This was cool...but for a second grader, a little wrong... Posted by Picasa


Pinnochio! Posted by Picasa


cute kids singing a song Posted by Picasa


The drummer girls Posted by Picasa


Our announcers...one of which who spoke almost perfect American English Posted by Picasa


Hi and bye! Posted by Picasa


Suchi with the kids Posted by Picasa


Masks made by the school's art class Posted by Picasa


They have a better computer lab, too Posted by Picasa


They have a better library at the school than we do Posted by Picasa