and from where I’m sitting, you’d never know it. I can stretch around and peek out the window to see the madness across the street, but unless you were in the thick of it, why would you want to look at it? Lines of cars. People racing here and there. Lots and lots of shopping
Our bosom buddy, Josh Hubble, came up from Texas to celebrate Thanksgiving with his family. He stopped in for a quick visit last night. It was a lot of fun to see him again. We reminisced about his trip to see us in Korea and basically quoted movies for an hour. It was ridiculous…ly funny.
Thanksgiving week is here! Meal preparations are being made, pumpkin spice candles have been purchased, board games unpacked. Mary flew in from Colorado yesterday and Curtis is flying in from San Diego on Wednesday. I’ve talked festive talk with half of my family members. It’s always good to see and talk to family. I’m working
Happy birthday to my cute sister Lyndsey… all 25 years of you! You rock, even though you get off the phone with me to hang out with your friends
Happy birthday to my youngest brother, Josh! He’s 15 today. Wow, another man in the house. Matt and I hope you had a sweet birthday! ** I wrote this post the other day but forgot to put it up yesterday.**
My good friend, Nicole, had her baby last night!! I’m so excited for her and Daniel! They had a baby boy and named him Cooper Owen Housley. Nicole- you are amazing! I can’t wait to meet your little man!
You know how I know my friend Josh is gay? 1. He buys Cosmo, Marie Claire, Self, Shape and Real Simple. 2. He likes it when drunk, old men touch his Buddha and grab his ass. 3. He carries a piece of floral luggage. Before Josh came to Korea, I emailed him and asked if
My sister is a teenager today! I can’t even believe that she is 13 already. I’m really excited for her. I remember when I turned 13, I felt like I was finally growing up. Haha. Gosh, only two more years and she’ll have her license and be driving all over the place. How exciting! I
I want to post, but I’m too tired to formulate anything worth reading. Or something like that. I have a lot of stories to tell you from the last few days but I’m thinking it’d all come out jumbled right now. Real quick. We went to the War Museum in Seoul today. It was tons
Josh arrived last night! We picked him up at the airport, came home and crashed for four hours and then got up and went on the DMZ tour this morning. Yes, we slept for only four hours last night. Fun times. Here’s Matt and I at Panmunjeom, the place where the two Koreas come together
