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Autumn/Winter in Korea: Longest Day Two

November 27, 2010 After tossing and turning the whole night, I did manage to fall asleep and wake up at 7AM. This is the first time that I am alone in a hotel room. I woke up right on time and just had enough extra time for a full breakfast. Since it rained yesterday, we were greeted with snow in the morning. At first we all couldn't believe it but yes, my first snow encounter. YAY! Day Two Itinerary: 9AM - 4PM - Off to Everland Shopping at Dongdaemun It was Jen's first snow too. They all gave us maps which by 4PM was all crumpled and torn. Patches of Snow everywhere. i think it was -5 degrees at this time Snowflakes everywhere! these Koreans look beautiful Kiddie Jamie jumping on the snow Our rock princess, Jen while Madel is ever so excited Koreans, like Japanese, are unafraid to wear costumes out on the street. Here is a boy in a panda costume. Korean kids on a field trip Lunch (Seafood Udon+Pork cutlets and salad) Caramel popcorn for 3,500 won Slick seals Adorable penguins,...

Happy Halloween Happy Feet Style!

This year, the company decided to have a design your work area contest once again. While we were out, there was an email blast appointing me and Donna as representatives for the team. Anyway, initially the team decided on Glee, but since the kids wouldn't know anything about Glee, they changed it to Madagascar. When we came back, somehow I manage to persuade (well actually she was also thinking of doing Happy Feet before I came in) my boss to change it to Happy Feet. We discussed it with the whole team and they agreed. Yehey! Somehow I couldn't work on Madagascar because I couldn't picture it in my mind! But we were all so busy, we didn't have the time to actually set-up the place. Other groups were already starting but we were still far from designing process. This is what the place looked like on Thursday (one day before the Halloween Party) 9:30pm Left cloth is shower curtain, rock wall is made from crumpled newspaper covered in white japanese paper, mountain scenery...