Good people and Good times

Another Halloween for the books! By the time we had visited Anna's costume party in Itaewon, checked out a pub, nightclub, and finally Noraebang-Karaoke, it was 6am. Of course that includes the 45 minute cab ride I slept through completely. A packed full night involving a hung horse, a backwards cowgirl, bleeding pellet gun chest wounds, overly-anxious witches, Soju mixed with koolaid and a beautifully rendered piano man.

Mike and Kristina, both colleague teachers of mine at Poly, sporting Jolla-person (stickpeople) costumes. We estimate, based on the jealous stares we attracted on the subway, that every korean in Seoul will be wearing these outfits by Friday! Kris has recently acted in her first movie appearance, a documentary event similar to Fubar, sure to make waves at international film festivals once it's released. Watch for her at the Oscars!

A fairly accurate depiction of Anna's place, as I recall.

These drinks pack a punch, literally, as well as between the temples the morning after!

Eight dollar pizza the next day with Trevor and Rachel has never tasted so good! What is it about greasy food that eases the soul so nicely after a big night out?! These two have been wonderful, helpful guides to the culinary delights of Korea (far beyond pizza...honest), and Trevor is the best climbing partner one could ask for out here.