silkworms for a snack anyone?
These were the neatest ice cream cones I have ever seen...shaped to look like an elephant trunk, with ice cream on both ends!
making masks with leaves
Audrey found a friend
Sunday we met brother Pang again, this time at the Korea Assembly. We had such a nice time of fellowship, and encouragement. They also spoke very good English!
The outside of the building.
Eating lunch
lunch was sweet beans and rice, and a spicy curry type stew, both were very different in taste from the Japanese versions
the women sat apart from the men, not sure why? I am not sure if I committed a terrible faux pas by sitting in the main area or not...and it was too late before I realized it
They wanted to make a heart, to show love. This is definitely not American nor Japanese...Korean are very different in many ways.
Our kids were the main attraction
All tuckered out in the taxi on the way home. It was a long day..we left at about 8:30, and did not get home until about supper time.
We decided to try to fly home on Monday morning. We headed back to Osan Air Force Base to catch the flight out that afternoon. But, after making roll call, checking our baggage in, and waiting to board, with 4 antsy children no less..they cancelled the flight. They said there was hazardous material on board and it was not safe. After wasting a whole day sitting around waiting for this flight, we had to head back into Seoul with 4 very hungry, cranky, children. And it was understandable, I was too!
Thankfully the next morning we caught this C-5 back to Yokota...
C-5's are massive, they transport tanks in them and other large military equipment. Though maybe not the most comfortable, relaxing flight...it was free, so who am I to complain!
Sleeping conditions were ideal, though very loud, no windows made it pitch black
Selfie with daddy...
I really hope we get a chance to go back here, though a nice country, the people and friends that were made, make the return trip very appealing!
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