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some pictures from my sunday evening...


katie blowing out her birthday candles
katie and myself
i had my first experience at a 'dvd bong' on sunday. it was quite cool. we each had to pay 5,000 Won (about $5.00) to watch a movie at this place where you basically rent rooms and pick one movie to watch. we watched a korean movie - i dont even know the name. all i know is that the movie was awful. but it was a nice time, spent with friends, drinking coca-cola and eating baskin robbins ice cream cake.
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催乐海 said…
Don't you love those little movie rental rooms! We just found one down the street, (ahem) it's more like 75 cents to watch a movie though. But then, again you have to walk through someone's living room that has computers strewn about.
15 April, 2007
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