Public Art

I still have a ton more photos from Boseong's green tea fields and I will get around to posting them... For now, however, here are a few pictures from the streets of Seoul.

Seoul Trippin'

We had to visit Seoul to register our boy as an American citizen. Even though Jeremy is only 10 days old, we must have his passport as soon as possible so we can apply for his Korean visa. Apparently, the fines really start to add up if we are late. So, three and a half hours on the KTX, thirty minutes in a taxi, eight sleepless hours in a hotel, a seven o'clock wake-up call, twenty minutes of paperwork at the American Embassy- all because of some imaginary lines on the ground. Whatever: at least we saw some neat-o stuff and ate at the first Subway I've seen in over a year.

Seoul City!

Last weekend, we went to the capital city of South Korea with Bryan and Angela to celebrate Canada Day. Seoul is pretty dirty, and though we didn't see much of the city, I would admit I don't want to return any time soon. Sure, we had a good time with our friends, but everything we saw was expensive and catered to American military or international tourism.

The best part was the bullet train-ride home, where, in the first picture, you can see we were doing a cool 184mph.

Look for more pictures in the next few days.

Pooh on the Train

More pictures from our Seoul visit coming soon.