Outside my back door. When I first get up
The smiles for photos were followed by hugs and consolation. 
Goodbye Sang-hun. Anyonghi-ka-seo.
Behold He comes, riding on the clouds, shining like the sun...
Our Korean Ambassadors 
We spend much of our lives waiting. Waiting in line, at a traffic light, wait on God, waiting for dinner, waiting for the workday to end ... If we are honest with ourselves, we are waiting on something or someone every hour of the day. It is often a difficult thing for our American microwave mentality to allow us to do. Waiting indicates that something isn't quite right, that there is something missing, that this is not the way it should be, it's a postponement of what you want, need or desire.
Top to bottom:
With Mayor Ro and our host families.
Face of the grave guardian at the site of the Would-be King.
Tae-Kwon-do time!
Tofer doing side kicks.
Me, hugging my host girls from last summer.
Sitting down to lunch!
Shield mold for molten bronze from Jossun Dynasty.
Loaded on the bus heading for the airport & home!
