Probably not as good as what the AP took, but here's some of our photos:
Koreans aren't into precipitation, and actually carrying an umbrella in snow makes a lot of sense.
Takes turns everybody!
Love the micro-trucks.
This is walking across the main streets in our town. It was covered in inches of slop all day. I saw one plow go by over a few hours span, it was on the front of a firetruck. Either they're just not into snow removal, or the plows were all in Seoul.
Update: Walking around Tuesday evening, I saw a fleet of snowplows, and then a bulldozer filling dumptrucks with snow. It was impressive really.
Although snow in the eyes was fun, we spent most the the two days in doors. That's whay us Midwesterners do when it snows. Doing what you wonder? Well nothing too thrilling, working + doing puzzles. :)
We're silly and adventurous, computer geeks and yoga peeps.
January 05, 2010
DADDIO
Snow days, snow days... how refreshing after returning from your tropical paradise!
Sorry you have to work Saturday. The kids will be so happy to see you again. I hope you remembered to bring home the gift shells for the students!
Hope you bought a winter jacket from the factory outlet Korea store!
Soon it will be time to do Presidents and Martin Luther King Day decorations on the bulletin boards... HA! HA! HA! ... Tall bearded men in black top hats and military uniforms with white powdered wigs can't be a very common sight in Korea.
Maybe Valentines Day would be better since many are Christians and love is universal! Stay warm and welcome home to white out Korea......
January 06, 2010
Linda
January 11, 2010
Eric
January 14, 2010
Bessie