Showing posts with label sisters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sisters. Show all posts

Friday, November 6, 2015

NaBloPoMo 2015: Day 6 "Noms"

#20 "Try a new food"

One glorious long weekend ago, Adam and I went to Sokcho, Gwangwon-do province, which is the northeastern-most province in South Korea. It was a terrifying prospect: a 6-hour-long bus ride there and back, but 100% worth it!

It was stunning.

We hiked two days in Seoraksan National Park.














We explored.


We both made the rock move!


Temple views

Legit bouldering at the peak


We made friends.


It was a masssssssive Buddha!


New friend, Erin - we all made it to the top of the 7th highest mountain in Korea!


We ate. And I ate something I've surprisingly never tried before in Korea: gamja jeon, which translates roughly to potato pancake.

I did not capture the moment on camera, because I wasn't expecting to love it so much!


I have tried various types of jeon (savory pancakes, usually full of tentacles and green onion), without being too crazy over them. But potato jeon? That jeon is my jam! And man oh man did it taste good in that fresh mountain air.

As I stuffed my mouth, I exclaimed to Adam, "How have I never tried this before??" and then immediately followed that with "Hey! This is my 'try a new food' from my list!" :D

If you ever get the chance, Seoraksan and gamja jeon both come highly recommended. 10 out of 10 would eat and visit again.

Bellyful,

Anna

p.s. These are belated, because while my sister was here, I said NO to spending time on the computer, and YES to spending quality time with her.

Monday, October 25, 2010

Birthday surprise #1

BEST BIRTHDAY GIFT IMAGINABLE

Thursday, March 18, 2010

Sister

You don't get to choose your siblings.

But if I had been given the choice, I would have chosen Grace.



I love having a sister (her birth was one of the most exciting moments of my childhood), and I especially love having Grace for a sister because I think she is a beautiful person and I like hanging out with her. And I am ridiculously proud of her. And today I am feeling particularly sad that I can't be with her on her special 18th birthday.

Summary of this blog post: I love Grace!

(and really, who doesn't?)