Gangwon Comprehensive Museum, Gee Gee Gee Gee Gee

This long weekend was a lot of fun.  Monday was the exhausting day.  We went to the Gangwon Comprehensive Museum, and then the beach.  Our camera's battery failed after the first station of over a dozen at the museum.  We were taking photos of the amazing rocks, but what we missed out on was everything else.  Perhaps top of the list were all the carved wood exhibits in station four.  We are talking about enormous trunk chunks carved into brilliant one piece multi part mural scenes.  15 feet by 6 feet, for example.  With plenty of depth to carve out an intricate little world.  At the restaurant on the beach, we found some international sand sculpters.

I still managed to put in lots of study time and I'm ready for this actuary test on Friday.   It means another trip into Seoul, so we'll see how that goes.

For today and tomorrow, however, it's back to the "grind".  My schedule changes slightly this week and tomorrow I think we meet with elementary teachers from around our district to confer about teaching English classes for other schools.  Which has been part of our schedule since March, which is why my teaching schedule has been so lax these past couple months.

We're getting ready for birthdays in our house.  Isaac likes to stand and toddle.  Orry likes to learn our Korean songs with us.  My Korean song to learn is:

Bonnie put together another tasty meal last night, with some beef, broccoli, and ginger.