My family and I have PCSed (moved with the military) to Daegu (Taegu) Korea for 2 years. We are excited about all the new adventures that we will be having. I hope you will laugh, cry, and enjoy these two years with us.
Thursday, September 9, 2010
Ballet
Marley started ballet the other day and I cannot tell you how excited I am. This is what I have been looking forward to ever since I found out that I was having a girl. She loves her new tutus and she did so good listening to the teacher. I cannot believe that my baby girl is getting so big!
Jason's Birthday
For Jason's birthday he decided to spend the day golfing. One of my wonderful friends watched the kids for us so that I could go with him and drive the golf cart. I had such a good time driving the cart that I told him I would go back with him once a month.
First Haircut
Marley got her very first haircut!! The wonderful lady took 3 inches off her hair. Marley sat perfectly still and was awesome the whole time.
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Bad Haircut
Well once again the language barrier here has proven to be a problem. I took our sweet little Gabby to the groomer today to get her haircut. I showed them a picture of what I wanted and I sat there for 20 minutes giving instructions. I told them to do a traditional spaniel cut, but not to mess with her face. I told them to only trim around the eyes and not too short on her back. I guess my charades and limited Korean left something to be desired, because when I picked her up she looked like a chemo patient. They shaved her back down to almost skin and they shaved her face to the length I wanted her back. Poor dog......I almost didn't recognize her. I will have to take her picture and post it for you.
Saturday, August 14, 2010
Gabby
Just thought that I would introduce you to the newest member of our family, Gabby! She is the sweetest little cocker spaniel I have ever seen. She is one year old and we just love her to death.
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
Too Funny
I know the picture is hard to see, but look closely. My friend and I decided to step outside and watch the typhoon we are having here (nothing more than wind and rain) when we saw this old Korean man. He is asleep at the children's park right outside my home. He has a lit cigarette in his hand and his wet weather pants around his ankles. He did not even seem to notice to two American women on the balcony above him laughing and taking pictures. I swear this stuff only happens in Korea. Most of the time when this crap happens you are never lucky enough to get a picture. This time we got the picture, but it is blurry from the storm. Just found this too funny not to share.
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