Here in Korea, Valentine's Day is celebrated twice: Once on February 14th and once on March 14th. The idea is that women buy for men in February and men buy for women in March. The displays of candy are insane...tons of lollipops put together in flower-like bouquets, chocolates like you've never seen before, etc. Please enjoy our gift to you with a new video! How to Make Korean Kimbap This is one of the first Korean foods we actually liked so if you haven't tried it, you should...or maybe you'd prefer to stick with sushi.
Anyway, we finished part one of our special education course and are going to sign up for part two. Time is starting to go by REALLY fast and we can't believe that it will soon be time to go home. We're thinking about doing a month-long tour of some south-east Asian countries when we leave (Cambodia, Vietnam, Malaysia and Indonesia). We still have to speak with the director but if it's possible, our last day at school will be at the end of June, we'll travel for a month and then come home to Toronto.
Now that the course is over, we'll make sure we keep up to date with this blog, posting photos and making more videos. It's a great journal for us because many of the things we thought back in August are really different from the way we think now. This has been a really huge learning curve and it took a while to adjust to being all the way over here, but we've really grown to appreciate so many things about teaching abroad!
Anyway, hope you enjoy the new video!
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