Aida was just as fabulous in Korean... if just a little harder to understand. I can't wait to get my shipment and listen to it again in English. It was a Broadway worthy production, I forsee many more musicals in my future.
Korean barbaque cooked at the table. It was called Gumbai and lots of fun to cook and eat.
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I noticed that you are the only one wearing short sleeves in the picture. What's the weather?
Call my out of touch, but I've never heard of this musical. I'll have to go look it up. We like good recommendations.
Who are the girls? Glad you've made friends so quickly!
Tammy
The weather is that brisk between stage, where the coat is too hot and the a jacket isn't enough. I alternated between wearing the coat and roasting and not wearing it and freezing.
These are girls from the ward, who are here teaching English. It's the funniest thing, because each of them starts their story with "what can you do with a history degree?" when they are explaining how they got to Korea.
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