The accomidations were Korean style where you make your
bed each night.
Here are a couple of students outside the building we slept
The first night we had a lot of fun (and exhausting)
games, and where I got my nick-name "Santa Claus"
The camp is 3 hours drive from Seoul
Here I am with Kim Songsu. You can see by our shirts
that we are on the same Team. Everything is very group
oriented here!
There was a play that one group performed.
And they even taught us to play some traditiona Korean
Instruments. It was very humbling to play the gong
since everyone noticed when I was early or late!
We also went to see the giant Budda at Mount Songni
(pictures pending) and Independance Hall.
Independance Hall is pretty well blocked in this
Picture of Me, Francisco ( a seminarian from Mexico),
Li SonSangnim (a teacher at Sogang), Giomi (a
classmate from Japan), and Javier (another seminarian from
Mexico)
A tasty treat with beans on ice! It is so popular
here that they even have it at Burger King!
Send e-mail to Chris at cthiel@netsgo.com
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