We went down to Lakewood to get some Korean lunch for my coming-home-from-mission anniversary day. And since we were out of kim (seaweed...

Get it? It's the year of the rabbit. (Hee hee) Doug, Andy, and I went down to O Bok Jip and I got some dduk guk for lunch, so I cou...

Our neighbor Hyun Ju (정현주) and her older daughter Glory were baptized this last Saturday. They've been attending church for a few mon...

Links: Language packs in Windows   한컴 타자연습 typing tutor (I have not tested this download--might have adware) Korean keyboard sticker...

When we were in Cheonan we attended the local branch. I got permission to film part of a hymn (unobtrusively from the back) one Sunday, and...

More videos! This is the hagwon in Cheonan where we worked. Doug shows off a classroom with his "Trashman and Ratboy" wall, ...

Here's the first of the Korea videos. I've decided I'm going to post Korean stuff on Tuesdays (for 한국 화요일). While Doug and I...

After I got home from my mission in '93 I wrote letters, in Korean, to a few friends and companions. This is a card that I kept tucke...

Sunday, in addition to being Valentine's Day, was also the Lunar New Year. On Saturday we went with some friends to an activity at the ...

I've had Korea on the brain a lot the past few months. (More than usual, that is.) Since I made the banner and background for the Daej...

Andy's first taste of kim . (Actually his second taste--we gave him one piece and he chomped it down, so Doug got the video camera.) Af...

I served as a missionary in Korea in 92-93, pre-digital era. We didn't have cellphones or digital cameras. A lot of things have change...

We've been getting to know our new Korean neighbors. I've had a few conversations with the mom while the kids are playing. My Kore...

Or, "How did my scanner get so dusty?" August 18th is the day I got home from my mission. I was thinking about this a few weeks a...

More from The Amazing Digi Scrapping Race! Challenge #5 was to scrap an interview with an inanimate object, so I decided to do our rice co...

Kimberly in China recently posted on her blog about the Chinese age system. The year that you're born is your first year, and your age...

That's what they say in Korea--"Receive many New Year's blessings." This is a picture of Kate at a recent ward activity. ...

When I was first serving as a missionary in Korea, I lived in a high-rise apartment complex with an elevator. As I rode up and down in the ...