Ok so I finally set up a youtube account and uploaded my videos, so now I'll post them so you can all enjoy.



This is a video of my performing in my team's drama my very first week of teaching. One of the girls got in a fight the class before and was crying and wouldn't go on stage, so I grabbed a script and filled in. The kids almost died laughing, not to mention the teachers.



Here is a video of we the teachers in a noraebang one night. For the sake of privacy, I will not tell you who is singing. But this is just an example of how awesomes things can get in a tiny room with a mic and four tv's and many beers.



Here is my sweet bunny Heathcliff. This video was taken the day I brought him home. Sadly, he only lived about 5 days after that. I'm so glad I have this video to remember him by!



This is at Wonchon Amusement park, a run down ghost town of rides and restaraunts. Shaun and I went on this ride. It spins around and bounces and they guy running the ride was very enthralled with us. Kept talking to us and asking questions and we got bounced a lot more than the Koreans who were on it with us. At one point he told me I was sexy. We're pretty sure he was making fun of us in Korean too, once he was sure we couldn't understand.



Here are the Korean fellows we made friends with that Friday night. We were all showing off our mapagi dancing skills in the bar. (If you don't know mapagi, and I don't know why you would, be patient. That's the topic of another blog altogether...)



And finally, the Korean children singing. This is a music festival of some sort that I came across while walking around the city one Saturday afternoon. I have no idea what they're singing, but you have to admit it's pretty cute.

That should bring us up to speed as far as the videos go. I also know how to post mulitple pictures now! Things are getting more and more exciting!

Oh, and I am now a brunette. Dying your hair in Korea is very many adventure.