Project 365 - week 18

5.06.2014



"I tuck her in!"

So many flowers!

Molly makes this face no fewer than 800 times per day. I think it is the cutest thing ever.

Another day, another mountain. I can still walk too, so apparently it wasn't steep enough.

Our town blocks off part of the street every Sunday and hosts a little children's fun area. This was our first time going, but judging by Sam's love of driving the motorcycles, we'll be back. (The cars pictured above were remote-controlled, so Steve and I let them think that they were driving, when in reality, we were just walking alongside of them, controlling their every move. Bwahahaha!)

At the market today. I'm loving all of the spring flowers out around town. And the red Hangul on the windows says "flower" (which you may or may not have been able to guess just by looking at the display in front of the store, but seriously, SYMBOLS = WHO KNOWS). I tried to translate the stuff above the telephone number and my phone said, "Song lucky not fire." You win some and you lose some.

We (meaning "I") decided to go exploring this afternoon instead of hitting up the regular playground scene. Despite climbing one MILLION stairs up a mountain that led to nowhere (besides a decent view), the kids were overjoyed. And Molly would only hold Sam's hand down the stairs. Sweet.

16 comments :

  1. He is so sweet helping her down those stairs!

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  2. The last picture just melts my heart! So sweet.

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  3. I love the last one of them holding hands!

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  4. How awesome is that fun area! America could learn a thing or two.

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  5. I was wondering how those cars worked when you posted it on IG. So cool!! I just love your pictures! So colorful and hilarious! :)

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  6. How sweet is that stair pictures? Love! And dang, I don't remember Korea being so kid friendly (probably because I was years away from having kids), but I want a piece of that, sister.

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  7. Your kids are the sweetest. And Sam is such a mini Steve it isn't even funny. Oh and America so needs those parent controlled motorized cars!

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  8. I need you to post less pictures of them being sweet to each other. My uterus is tingling!

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  9. Ok, so all of your medical posts may have scared me away from Korea, but seriously, you have some of the coolest experiences. Remote control power wheels!? Sign me up!

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  10. Love your life! Now, excuse me while I go find a mountain to climb since you're making me feel lazy again...

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  11. That car pic and the hand holding pic! Love.

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  12. Awwww I love the picture of him helping her down the stairs! How cute! I also love her face during the story! Lizzie used to make it, now she's growling at everything. What a great idea, remote controlled cars for kids! I love the idea!

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  13. They are so sweet! And the kiddo fair with the big ride in remote controlled cars = awesome!

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  14. These are beautiful! By the way please stop making me want to go to Korea!!!! It looks like there is so so much to do there! The only hesitation is knowing I would have to live in a high rise. Which without dogs would be be fine by me, but the thought of having to walk 2 chocolate labs multiple times a day while dealing with Bear scares the crap out of me.

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  15. i am still forever jealous about how kid-friendly korea seems to be. the japanese don't hate children or anything, but their focus is ALL THE ACADEMICS.

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