A Night on the Town

We thought about updating this sooner, but not sure what we would write. It has been a productive, but work filled week. And let's be honest, those of you reading this really have no interest in our various work projects. That's probably a quick way to lose our already limited readership.

I was filled with hope of snow as they called for 5-10 cm Friday night and Saturday. I was sorely disappointed with about an 1"+ in a couple hours Friday afternoon and then it was gone by late afternoon because it just hasn't been quite cold enough. It has been spitting some flurries all throughout the weekend, but no accumulation. I'm still hoping for a chance to take Kacy out on her new red sled, but that may have to wait until another time.

We were blessed to go out this weekend with 4 other fabulous couples. Laura's parents, having kindness and compassion, took both our children for the evening so we could enjoy an evening out. We hit an Italian restaurant and then Starbuck's. It was quite fun, although a little sad that all 4 of these families are leaving Korea at the end of the year. However, hellos and goodbyes are part of international life. We feel blessed to have had anywhere from 6 months to 5 years with these folks. They are a blessing to us and we pray that God will direct their paths as they depart.

And for lack of anything else exciting, some recent pics of Sara.