Going to the station walking through the yellow-turned leaves at the onset of the Fall.
Another angle taken while walking pass the trees in the starting Autumn in our campus. Since it is Chuseok, not many students were seen in the vicinity. It did not look like....campus, though.
zaaapppppeeed......we were transported into the Seoul Dream Forest again. Yes, again, we love this place that we visit here often.^^
What makes it different is the fact that it always offers something new.
It's Fall. But, I guess..the management of the park does its best to always keep everything anew, including planting...or taking care of the flowers springing up along the park
Since it's Holiday, a lot of people were there. See the Korean traditional house at the back? People were seen playing neolttwigi (Korea's see-saw) and other stuffs.
The first agenda that Eyra had in mind was....to fly her kite--the one she made by herself the day before. One of the reasons as to why we went here...was to make the best use of the beautiful day in Autumn.
The vast green lawn was all free for everyone to "trample" and play.^^ Well, it is not everywhere that we could just go into the park or any lawn and play around...
(Eyra: the one with pink trousers)
Some other families were also playing with their kids. After all, Chuseok is the time when we could just go and enjoy our valuable time with our family --personal point of view.^^
After several trial and errors, she finally managed to make the kite fly!!!!!
Sometimes I came to wonder as to whether I am raising a daughter hehehe.^^ Well, kite is not always a boy's stuff. It just shows that Eyra loves everything she finds incredible and amazing at first. She loves it.
Oh, did I mention that she was the only girl who was playing the kite? ^^
Up...up..and up...her dolphin-kite was finally soaring into the sky...
The weather was great. the sky was perfect. the atmosphere was near perfect. The nuance and the feeling of being there...were also too good to be true.^^
She somehow made me feel proud of being a Daddy.
Kid's eyes/perspectives are the things that at times help me see through things in a different way.
Eyra's eagerness and perseverance in trying her best to fly her kite were like a perpetual spirit to me in facing every day's challenges.
A close-up look at the kite.
Who does not want to fly a kite in weather like this and in a neighborhood this peaceful. Yes, I love the fact that just 10-15 minute bus-ride from where we live, we could find a park like this.
The park was situated on a hill that somewhat gives it an additionally high-value importance to its existence. The surrounding apartments were like 'garnish' to the nature (not the other way around)
OOps....Freya ...? what are you doing here? (please read about this in other entry).^^
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