First chocolate:
After arriving at work on Valentine's Day, Kyle emailed me, "Um, well, several different ladies gave me candy for Valentine's Day. Must be a Korean thing?" Smiling as I wrote back, I asked if he was supposed to bring items for them. He wasn't sure. As foreigners, we are easily forgiven for these missteps, but I thought it best to do some research.
Whew! In the clear. For now. On Valentine's Day--or Black Day as they call it--the women give the men candy. Then, one month later on March 14--on White Day--the men give candy to the women, usually white chocolate.
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| Delicious! |
Definitely a win, as he brought home some very good chocolate!
Next water:
Flower Class offered more carnations. Eww. Actually, it wasn't bad and I like the end product. We mostly focused on vines and hydrangeas, and Haesook also was proud to demonstrate how we keep our hydrangeas alive and well. Just add water!
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| Working hard |
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| Katie (Dorie's daughter) was home from school |
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| Susan and Haesook |
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| Getting there? |
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| After being under water for one hour |
Now oil:
Art Class has me almost finished with project number one. I just have some final touches and I am done!
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Week 3
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Week 4
Then I start my next project. I have to pick a few photos/pictures/landscapes that I would like to recreate. Fun times!:)sbc |
Well, for reference, I have to say my favorite white chocolate is the Lindt Lindor Truffles! Yummy:) Not that I can have them right now, but still yummy!
ReplyDeleteChocolate is also a thoughtful anniversary celebration token.
ReplyDeleteWe are really impressed with the "Street Scene"
ReplyDeleteBeepa--chocolates are in the mail (almost) :)sbc
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