Hahah, Roach is a funny guy. For the past two hours, he's been sitting in front of his computer, following the Wizards/Magic basketball game like the faithful Jordan fan he is. No, there's no visual clips of the basketball game, no excited commentator announcing the plays in real-time over the internet.. nothing like that.
Rather, the screen would refresh every thirty seconds or so, listing a couple sentences of the most recent developments in the game. Then Roach gets really excited:
Ex:
WAS: Michael Jordan defense Rebound.
WAS: Michael Jordan made Dunk. Assisted by Charles Oakley.
ORL: Orlando Full Timeout.
ALEX s HYUN: two point lead
b o y 52: dood
ALEX s HYUN: one point lead
ALEX s HYUN: oooh..mcgrady choked
ALEX s HYUN: dang!!!
ALEX s HYUN: stupid laettner
ALEX s HYUN: whoo hooo!!!
ALEX s HYUN: jordan scored!
ALEX s HYUN: clutch baby!
b o y 52: niice
ALEX s HYUN: dang...this is intense
ALEX s HYUN: and sadly...very pathetic
b o y 52: serious
b o y 52: youre just reading a buncha sentences
ALEX s HYUN: haha
ALEX s HYUN: i know
ALEX s HYUN: and they're not even very detailed sentences
ALEX s HYUN: I <3 the Lakers
Hahah, just kidding.. I just made up his last comment. I really love Roach. And on that note, who wouldn't love the Lakers?? FOURPEAT, here we come!
Tuesday, March 11, 2003
Generous and Loving Paul cooked dinner for me and Nancy tonight. He made this experimental ramyun mixed with green onions, spam, and dduk (little dough slices). Dinner was great until near the end of the meal, when Nancy said something really really funny about pogs (I can't post it here). Too bad that I was in the middle of swallowing a piece of dduk when she said that, and I started choking on it.
But I was okay. After a couple moments of choking, I regained control of my throat and took a big sip of water. At that point, Paul said something along the lines of "I'll save you Roy," and then decides to give me the Heimlich maneuver after I was all okay. Without warning, he comes behind my back, picks me up from the waist, and starts to unmercifully heimlich me, that jerkface. I don't think it was even a real heimlich.. it just felt like he was giving me a bear hug from behind. I still had water in my mouth, so I had no choice to spit it out along with little chunks of dduk onto the kitchen table (sorry Andy and Billy).
Thanks Nancy for being so funny, and Paul for decreasing my life span by two months. Again, fifteen months and counting till graduation. I do not hope to experience more memorable nights like these before I graduate and leave for GrownUp-Ville.
But I was okay. After a couple moments of choking, I regained control of my throat and took a big sip of water. At that point, Paul said something along the lines of "I'll save you Roy," and then decides to give me the Heimlich maneuver after I was all okay. Without warning, he comes behind my back, picks me up from the waist, and starts to unmercifully heimlich me, that jerkface. I don't think it was even a real heimlich.. it just felt like he was giving me a bear hug from behind. I still had water in my mouth, so I had no choice to spit it out along with little chunks of dduk onto the kitchen table (sorry Andy and Billy).
Thanks Nancy for being so funny, and Paul for decreasing my life span by two months. Again, fifteen months and counting till graduation. I do not hope to experience more memorable nights like these before I graduate and leave for GrownUp-Ville.
Monday, March 10, 2003
Sunday, March 09, 2003
Yesterday, I went to Geneva's with Pablo for the first time. The sandwiches were actually pretty good, but the wait was ridiculous. Paul eats/looks like a horse. (that's for making fun of my mom so many times and for not updating your blog.)
Later that night, me, Andy, Chuck and Billy had a spontaneous praise jam session. Billy made a brilliant suggestion to borrow Dave's djembe drum to play, but unfortunately did not happen because Dave was sleeping.
So what did Mr. SexyKu do? He got the kitchen trashcan, emptied its contents, turned it over and using his empty Sprite bottle as a drumstick, started to rhythmically beat it along to the tunes of "King Jesus is all!" and "There is no rock like our God!" What a fun night.
Fifteen months and counting till graduation. I hope to experience more memorable days like these before I graduate and leave for Grown-Up-Ville.
Later that night, me, Andy, Chuck and Billy had a spontaneous praise jam session. Billy made a brilliant suggestion to borrow Dave's djembe drum to play, but unfortunately did not happen because Dave was sleeping.
So what did Mr. SexyKu do? He got the kitchen trashcan, emptied its contents, turned it over and using his empty Sprite bottle as a drumstick, started to rhythmically beat it along to the tunes of "King Jesus is all!" and "There is no rock like our God!" What a fun night.
Fifteen months and counting till graduation. I hope to experience more memorable days like these before I graduate and leave for Grown-Up-Ville.
Saturday, March 08, 2003
The freshmen left for their retreat today. I pray that they would have a great time as I certainly did freshman year.. and that they would grow closer together as a class while growing closer to Him.
Speaking of the freshman year retreat.. was there a reason why we split the boys and girls separately for skit groups? Since there were only same-sex groups, the Temptation Island skit with Eugene and Kwan and some other guys was disturbing. Especially when Eugene and Kwan reenacted that romantic scene from the Titanic, where Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet are at the way front of the ship, and Leo is cradling Kate's outstretched arms from behind. But imagine Kwan as Kate and Huege as Leo.
Speaking of the freshman year retreat.. was there a reason why we split the boys and girls separately for skit groups? Since there were only same-sex groups, the Temptation Island skit with Eugene and Kwan and some other guys was disturbing. Especially when Eugene and Kwan reenacted that romantic scene from the Titanic, where Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet are at the way front of the ship, and Leo is cradling Kate's outstretched arms from behind. But imagine Kwan as Kate and Huege as Leo.
Thursday, March 06, 2003
Geewon's sg and Chris' sg went bowling last night. Edmund has a really professional form when he bowls. No wonder he kicked all our butts. In the end, Albany Bowl gave us a lot of coupons that'll give ya two free games if you purchase three games. I have a couple of those coupons, so holla if you want to go.
Afterwards, we went to denny's and had a joke-sharing session with a lot of people. Chris said one that's worth mentioning because it was so lame:
Chris: Okay guys, so how do you put an elephant in a refrigerator in three steps?
*everyone confused*
Chris: You open the refrigerator door, put the elephant in there, and then you shut the door!
*silence*
Chris: Okay okay, so how do you put a giraffe in a refrigerator in four steps?
someone chimes: You open the door, fold the giraffe in half, put the giraffe in there, and close the door...?
Chris: No no.. you open the door, take the elephant out, put the giraffe in, then close the door!
*someone starts to cry*
Five minutes later, our food comes out and people start eating.. but Chris is at it again:
Chris: Okay, here is one last joke. So it was Simba's birthday right?? Every animal shows up at that big ol' rock, Pride Rock, to celebrate his birthday.. all the animals are celebrating, going wild and having fun... but there was one animal that didn't show up. Who was it?? Give up??
It was the GIRAFFE!!
*the Denny's manager overhears this and kicks us out*
Okay, so maybe the last part didn't happen. Hahah chris, you're a funny girl. The Lion King was a really good movie.
Afterwards, we went to denny's and had a joke-sharing session with a lot of people. Chris said one that's worth mentioning because it was so lame:
Chris: Okay guys, so how do you put an elephant in a refrigerator in three steps?
*everyone confused*
Chris: You open the refrigerator door, put the elephant in there, and then you shut the door!
*silence*
Chris: Okay okay, so how do you put a giraffe in a refrigerator in four steps?
someone chimes: You open the door, fold the giraffe in half, put the giraffe in there, and close the door...?
Chris: No no.. you open the door, take the elephant out, put the giraffe in, then close the door!
*someone starts to cry*
Five minutes later, our food comes out and people start eating.. but Chris is at it again:
Chris: Okay, here is one last joke. So it was Simba's birthday right?? Every animal shows up at that big ol' rock, Pride Rock, to celebrate his birthday.. all the animals are celebrating, going wild and having fun... but there was one animal that didn't show up. Who was it?? Give up??
It was the GIRAFFE!!
*the Denny's manager overhears this and kicks us out*
Okay, so maybe the last part didn't happen. Hahah chris, you're a funny girl. The Lion King was a really good movie.
Wednesday, March 05, 2003
I know this is old news, but they finally chose a building plan to construct in the area where the original World Trade Center once stood.
Aspect of the new building which most amazed me:
"A ¡°wedge of light¡± created by precise positioning of the future buildings that are to surround Ground Zero, so that every year on Sept. 11 a shaft of unshadowed sunlight will fall onto a public square from 8:46 a.m. ET (when the first plane crashed into the North Tower) to 10:28 a.m. ET (when it collapsed, after South Tower went down.)"
Wow, Daniel Libeskind is definitely a genius. I can't even read a sundial. I hope to visit New York by the time this 1,776 ft tall dream becomes a reality.
Aspect of the new building which most amazed me:
"A ¡°wedge of light¡± created by precise positioning of the future buildings that are to surround Ground Zero, so that every year on Sept. 11 a shaft of unshadowed sunlight will fall onto a public square from 8:46 a.m. ET (when the first plane crashed into the North Tower) to 10:28 a.m. ET (when it collapsed, after South Tower went down.)"
Wow, Daniel Libeskind is definitely a genius. I can't even read a sundial. I hope to visit New York by the time this 1,776 ft tall dream becomes a reality.
Monday, March 03, 2003
Last night, softball was really fun. I'm glad that I'm playing as catcher, because I have a nice panoramic view of Kwan, Wolverine, Ackmase, Pablo, Heuge, Roberto, Chris, jOhNsOnG, and Dank while they're out on the field. Any girl's dream!
I hope that our constant AIM chatting and text messaging wouldn't deteriorate human communication down to this level.
Neat. Today's date is 03-03-03. What an especially special 21st birthday for Hiyas! Happy Birthday!
I hope that our constant AIM chatting and text messaging wouldn't deteriorate human communication down to this level.
Neat. Today's date is 03-03-03. What an especially special 21st birthday for Hiyas! Happy Birthday!
Sunday, March 02, 2003
Friday, February 28, 2003
Wednesday, February 26, 2003
Got a complimentary-size Neutrogena shower/bath shampoo, couple chocolates, this denim hat from Levi's, and hopefully an interview with this one company.
While I was there, a group of 10-12 protestors came in and sat down right in front of the Philip Morris table, yelling chants and catchy phrases protesting against the tobacco industry. They also brought in this huge 8-ft in diamater, paper-mache globe with people's petitions written on them and plopped it right on top of their table. The two representatives from Philip Morris were so confused of what was going on, and I kinda felt bad for them. I think the protestors won, because those representatives took down their huge Philip Morris banner and left.
Wow, it's never boring in Bezerkely.
While I was there, a group of 10-12 protestors came in and sat down right in front of the Philip Morris table, yelling chants and catchy phrases protesting against the tobacco industry. They also brought in this huge 8-ft in diamater, paper-mache globe with people's petitions written on them and plopped it right on top of their table. The two representatives from Philip Morris were so confused of what was going on, and I kinda felt bad for them. I think the protestors won, because those representatives took down their huge Philip Morris banner and left.
Wow, it's never boring in Bezerkely.
Accounting midterm, done and over with. yea!
I was studying late into the night yesterday and it got kinda cold in the apartment. I couldn't resist curling up on the couch with my blankets and studying on my back. With a pen in the right hand and papers with practice problems in my left, I studied pretty productively for about five minutes until I conked out. Five hours later, I awoke to the sound of my cell phone.. it was my faithful mom calling to wake me up so I wouldnt miss my midterm this morning. I had a brief conversation with her, but I truly dont remember anything we talked about. Blasted short-term memory!
I went to the bathroom to wash up, and I see two huge black circles on the bottom half of my shirt. These were definitely ink spots.. it was so drenched with ink that it still smeared on my fingers when I touched them. I must have dropped the pen on my shirt when I fell asleep. Dangit, I am running out of white undershirts. It wasn't too long ago when I forgot I had a dark blue sweater into the white laundry load, which turned most of my white undershirts into a baby blue. But Nancy is a weirdo and wanted my bluish undershirts, so I gave them to her. Hey Nancy, do you want my ink-splattered shirt?
Internship fair today. I wonder what cool free gifts they'll be handing out today.
I was studying late into the night yesterday and it got kinda cold in the apartment. I couldn't resist curling up on the couch with my blankets and studying on my back. With a pen in the right hand and papers with practice problems in my left, I studied pretty productively for about five minutes until I conked out. Five hours later, I awoke to the sound of my cell phone.. it was my faithful mom calling to wake me up so I wouldnt miss my midterm this morning. I had a brief conversation with her, but I truly dont remember anything we talked about. Blasted short-term memory!
I went to the bathroom to wash up, and I see two huge black circles on the bottom half of my shirt. These were definitely ink spots.. it was so drenched with ink that it still smeared on my fingers when I touched them. I must have dropped the pen on my shirt when I fell asleep. Dangit, I am running out of white undershirts. It wasn't too long ago when I forgot I had a dark blue sweater into the white laundry load, which turned most of my white undershirts into a baby blue. But Nancy is a weirdo and wanted my bluish undershirts, so I gave them to her. Hey Nancy, do you want my ink-splattered shirt?
Internship fair today. I wonder what cool free gifts they'll be handing out today.
Saturday, February 22, 2003
Thursday, February 20, 2003
Monday, February 17, 2003
Recap of yesterday and today:
1) Night out with the freshies
a) Went bowling with a group of juniors and freshmen at Albany Bowl. Me, Kristy, Jahndee, Jenny, Kwan, Josei, Fred, Amanda, Lori, Pale Abe and Danny. Played two games, freshman class vs. the junior class.. team names respectively called "Gos-bowl (gospel) vs. Bi-bowl (bible)." Such uplifting, Christianly names.. hahah. Junior class got rocked.
b) Afterwards, we went to In-N-Out to eat and chillax. Fred and Jahndee discovered that they have a common bond of crying in korean dramas. Everyone had a great time making fun of Amanda and her semi-permanent jjah-jang-myung stain on her upper lip.
c) Kwan brought over a scary movie, "Jacob's Ladder," over to Kristy's place. Danny fell asleep during the movie, and his sporadic snorts proved to be scarier than the movie itself.
2) Junior class BBQ at Lafayette Park
a) Ate 10+ ounce T-bone steaks and grips of ribs.
b) Pictures from nancy's pbase site.
c) Thanks Nancy and Jahndee for preparing the meat and food!
Went to guitar center afterwards with Kwan, Andy and Esther. Now what? Time to go to Nancy's for dinner and finish off the leftover meat. I love being a carnivore.
1) Night out with the freshies
a) Went bowling with a group of juniors and freshmen at Albany Bowl. Me, Kristy, Jahndee, Jenny, Kwan, Josei, Fred, Amanda, Lori, Pale Abe and Danny. Played two games, freshman class vs. the junior class.. team names respectively called "Gos-bowl (gospel) vs. Bi-bowl (bible)." Such uplifting, Christianly names.. hahah. Junior class got rocked.
b) Afterwards, we went to In-N-Out to eat and chillax. Fred and Jahndee discovered that they have a common bond of crying in korean dramas. Everyone had a great time making fun of Amanda and her semi-permanent jjah-jang-myung stain on her upper lip.
c) Kwan brought over a scary movie, "Jacob's Ladder," over to Kristy's place. Danny fell asleep during the movie, and his sporadic snorts proved to be scarier than the movie itself.
2) Junior class BBQ at Lafayette Park
a) Ate 10+ ounce T-bone steaks and grips of ribs.
b) Pictures from nancy's pbase site.
c) Thanks Nancy and Jahndee for preparing the meat and food!
Went to guitar center afterwards with Kwan, Andy and Esther. Now what? Time to go to Nancy's for dinner and finish off the leftover meat. I love being a carnivore.
Saturday, February 15, 2003
Had a great valentine's day. After ficb, about thirty guys went out to play some softball and football at kleeberger field. Nothing like spending "love day" with my fellow brothas. =)
Afterwards, me, Andy, Kwan, Billy, Heuge and freshman Jason went to Durant Square to eat and talk. It's been a while since most of us has eaten there, and it was even more fun reminiscing about our freshman year experiences. Hanging out at Unit 2, surprise birthday parties, Heuge walking twelve miles to Fry's, Andy's dirty roommate, and a lot more.. thank God I have my freshman year experiences written down somewhere. And that I took a lot of pictures too. A lot of these guys are gonna be famous in the future, so ask me if you want some vintage photographs of them when they were younger. =)
Afterwards, me, Andy, Kwan, Billy, Heuge and freshman Jason went to Durant Square to eat and talk. It's been a while since most of us has eaten there, and it was even more fun reminiscing about our freshman year experiences. Hanging out at Unit 2, surprise birthday parties, Heuge walking twelve miles to Fry's, Andy's dirty roommate, and a lot more.. thank God I have my freshman year experiences written down somewhere. And that I took a lot of pictures too. A lot of these guys are gonna be famous in the future, so ask me if you want some vintage photographs of them when they were younger. =)
Thursday, February 13, 2003
You know there's times when your curiosity gets to you, and you type in some random web address to check if it really exists? I remember long ago that I randomly typed in roychung.blogspot.com, and it really existed! But this was one melancholy dood who was very critical towards life and everyone around him. I tricked jahndee, hiyas, and a couple other people into thinking that it was mine, and I think they were really concerned for me afterwards: "oh my gosh, is something wrong?" "why do you sound so angry??" hahah! Sorry, I'm not diagnosed with a bipolar disorder. That was a really funny memory.
isithotorjustme: imma go get haircut at 330
isithotorjustme: i can come over after
isithotorjustme: to rub my head on your bed
isithotorjustme: then all the murikahrak will get everywhere
isithotorjustme: and you'll be comfortable when you sleep
isithotorjustme: imma go get haircut at 330
isithotorjustme: i can come over after
isithotorjustme: to rub my head on your bed
isithotorjustme: then all the murikahrak will get everywhere
isithotorjustme: and you'll be comfortable when you sleep
Wednesday, February 12, 2003
Today, I awoke to the sound of raindrops pelting against the bedroom window. It's been too long since I heard anything so beautiful. Walking in the windy rain was fun. If you looked up at times, you could see bright blue patches of sky admist the clouds while the rain continues to fall. What a great combination of nature's elements. Missing my 9 o'clock lecture and eating a gross lunch was not such a great combination. Neither is peanut butter and jelly.
Download songs by Sara Groves.. a simple voice can be so awe-inspiring.
Download songs by Sara Groves.. a simple voice can be so awe-inspiring.
Me and jason have a special relationship. He IM's me out of the blue and:
jasonshmayson: dang
jasonshmayson: dangit
b o y 52: wha?
jasonshmayson: i don't understand
jasonshmayson: why are you so dead SEXYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
b o y 52: wow
b o y 52: wow
b o y 52: wow
b o y 52: my monitor is burning up because of you!
b o y 52: dang, your sn is so stinkin hot
b o y 52: !
jasonshmayson: i can't even type
jasonshmayson: ouch
jasonshmayson: too hot
jasonshmayson: t
jasonshmayson: oo
jasonshmayson: ho
jasonshmayson: t
b o y 52: i have to squint my eyes
jasonshmayson: hold on
jasonshmayson: ii gotta open my windows
jasonshmayson: you're making the room too hot
b o y 52: jason, im going to have to restart my computer because my 40gig hard drive cant contain your sexiness!
jasonshmayson: haha
jasonshmayson: gay
b o y 52: i win
I don't understand how this guy is still single. WOW.
jasonshmayson: dang
jasonshmayson: dangit
b o y 52: wha?
jasonshmayson: i don't understand
jasonshmayson: why are you so dead SEXYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
b o y 52: wow
b o y 52: wow
b o y 52: wow
b o y 52: my monitor is burning up because of you!
b o y 52: dang, your sn is so stinkin hot
b o y 52: !
jasonshmayson: i can't even type
jasonshmayson: ouch
jasonshmayson: too hot
jasonshmayson: t
jasonshmayson: oo
jasonshmayson: ho
jasonshmayson: t
b o y 52: i have to squint my eyes
jasonshmayson: hold on
jasonshmayson: ii gotta open my windows
jasonshmayson: you're making the room too hot
b o y 52: jason, im going to have to restart my computer because my 40gig hard drive cant contain your sexiness!
jasonshmayson: haha
jasonshmayson: gay
b o y 52: i win
I don't understand how this guy is still single. WOW.
Tuesday, February 11, 2003
Wow, a lot has happened within the past week. I'll try to dig into my short-term memory and list them now:
1) Children's ministry overnight retreat this past weekend at Mrs. Han's house in danville. Had such a great time! The wonderful wonderful food, Pastor John's edifying messages, re-learning the piano from Carolina, staying up till 6am from playing speed scrabble with Fred, Kristy, Kwansoo, Carolina, Esther and the kids, bowling the next day and getting owned by Kristy's monster score of 147, and Starbucks.
2) All-star game on sunday, which got boring. So me, Paul, Heuge, Julie, and Hannah played 2v2 tennis on the dreamcast for over 2 1/2 hours. By the end, everyone's hands were sweaty from gripping the controllers so tightly. Instant instant gratification because it was so dang fun.
3) Huege's big 21st birthday yesterday. Celebrated at the Outback in pinole, came back and chilled at the apartment with a lot of people. Happy birthday man!
4) Had a good lunch and talk with Hannah at Koko House today. She told me a really funny story about this girl from her small group, who used a real live penguin to use as a bridge in order to get onto this big rock, at which point she lined up a bunch of other penguins and seals around her to give her privacy while she peed. Hannah will give you more details if the story intrigues you, which it should. Their mandoo is really really good.
5) Forecast says that rain is likely by tonight. Fantasmic!
1) Children's ministry overnight retreat this past weekend at Mrs. Han's house in danville. Had such a great time! The wonderful wonderful food, Pastor John's edifying messages, re-learning the piano from Carolina, staying up till 6am from playing speed scrabble with Fred, Kristy, Kwansoo, Carolina, Esther and the kids, bowling the next day and getting owned by Kristy's monster score of 147, and Starbucks.
2) All-star game on sunday, which got boring. So me, Paul, Heuge, Julie, and Hannah played 2v2 tennis on the dreamcast for over 2 1/2 hours. By the end, everyone's hands were sweaty from gripping the controllers so tightly. Instant instant gratification because it was so dang fun.
3) Huege's big 21st birthday yesterday. Celebrated at the Outback in pinole, came back and chilled at the apartment with a lot of people. Happy birthday man!
4) Had a good lunch and talk with Hannah at Koko House today. She told me a really funny story about this girl from her small group, who used a real live penguin to use as a bridge in order to get onto this big rock, at which point she lined up a bunch of other penguins and seals around her to give her privacy while she peed. Hannah will give you more details if the story intrigues you, which it should. Their mandoo is really really good.
5) Forecast says that rain is likely by tonight. Fantasmic!
Wednesday, February 05, 2003
Thanks to the brilliance of my roommate who casually suggested that I should put on the heat sink on the CPU, the computer is finally fixed. The reason why it kept on freezing in the BIOS was due to the CPU being way too hot (260 degrees Fahrenheit) without the heat sink. It didn't occur to all of us that a heat sink would dramatically reduce the temperature by a full 150 degrees, which would allow the CPU to run correctly. But of course, this was just the main problem amongst the culmination of three/four other little problems that killed my computer in the first place.
***Special thanks to:
Allen: For putting in the most time and work into helping me, and being good-humored throughout the whole thing
Eugene: For letting me use your computer for the past couple weeks, and for your brilliant insight that made me feel like an idiot
Andy: For lending me your power supply, and because darn it, you are just too good-looking
Kwan: For also lending me your computer chip, and because darn it, you are too cute
John: For letting me make a bootup disk on your computer, and because darn it, you are too buff
Paul: For nothing. hahahah just kidding. For driving me to Best Buy, lending me your computer chip, letting me use your computer, and making fun of my broken car.
I woke up at 4am last night because the wind was howling outside. And there's still 20 mph winds outside right now. Exciting!
***Special thanks to:
Allen: For putting in the most time and work into helping me, and being good-humored throughout the whole thing
Eugene: For letting me use your computer for the past couple weeks, and for your brilliant insight that made me feel like an idiot
Andy: For lending me your power supply, and because darn it, you are just too good-looking
Kwan: For also lending me your computer chip, and because darn it, you are too cute
John: For letting me make a bootup disk on your computer, and because darn it, you are too buff
Paul: For nothing. hahahah just kidding. For driving me to Best Buy, lending me your computer chip, letting me use your computer, and making fun of my broken car.
I woke up at 4am last night because the wind was howling outside. And there's still 20 mph winds outside right now. Exciting!
Tuesday, February 04, 2003
Monday, February 03, 2003
Saturday, February 01, 2003
After FiCB, I drove my half-broken car (which luckily didn't break down completely) to Union City to visit my aunt and two little cousins. They just came from korea last week, and they were on a tour bus with a bunch of other korean tourists. Today, the tour stop destination was the bay area and were spending the night at a Hilton in Union City. It was so great seeing them again. The last time was eleven years ago when I first went to korea and saw them. I remember that during that trip, they said I looked like seo tae ji.
My guy cousin is now eleven, and the girl cousin is twelve. Gosh, I remember when they were little babies.. I felt so good to know that they've grown up so much and that they're doing well. Me and my aunt carried a great conversation in full korean for about an hour and a half. It was by the miracle of God that enabled me to sufficiently communicate with my aunt for that long. Doesn't matter that I attended korean school for over a decade.. geez, I still can't say the entire alphabet in correct order. Anyways, I was really sad when I left, because I probably won't see them for another ten years. I'll probably be married by then and still be driving around my '93 corolla. I have much to be thankful for.
Happy birthday Basile (20) and Jenny Myung (21)!
My guy cousin is now eleven, and the girl cousin is twelve. Gosh, I remember when they were little babies.. I felt so good to know that they've grown up so much and that they're doing well. Me and my aunt carried a great conversation in full korean for about an hour and a half. It was by the miracle of God that enabled me to sufficiently communicate with my aunt for that long. Doesn't matter that I attended korean school for over a decade.. geez, I still can't say the entire alphabet in correct order. Anyways, I was really sad when I left, because I probably won't see them for another ten years. I'll probably be married by then and still be driving around my '93 corolla. I have much to be thankful for.
Happy birthday Basile (20) and Jenny Myung (21)!
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