autumn fun

This morning, six of us went up to the top of the mountain on the edge of Suji. It took us maybe two hours to get all the way up there. At the top, there's a rock face with a thick rope to help pull yourself up and keep your footing and then you get this most magnificent view of both Suji and Suwon, a city near us. It's really excellent, especially today because the leaves are finally changing and the mountains were a mix of green, red, and orange. We made it back down for Laura and Adrielle to get to work just on time. I got to come home, take a hot shower, and make a tuna fish sandwich. Yum. I was about to fall asleep reading when JB called after he got off work to see if I wanted to go on a picture taking adventure with him. At first, we thought we'd go to a secret garden I heard about, but then we decided on the much closer central park of Bundang. It was also beautiful. We got there as the sun was going down, making the red maple leaves glow. (I'll have to get him to email me the pictures, then I'll share.) We walked through the park and then decided to go a nearby Bennigans to have an extra yummy dinner. Chicken and beef quesdillas for me and a Monte Cristo sandwich for him. Living in South Korea is actually quite the life, wouldn't you say?