@ Apgujeong

 

We had a wedding lunch at a restaurant adjacent to the wedding venue. We thought it was such a cool restaurant nestled in the busy district of Apgujeong. We loved the ambiance that the venue offered to its visitors. 

One of the cool amenities that the restaurant provided for its customers was its traditional outdoor heating on which we could hover our hands to warm ourselves up. 

They even had a pond and a flowing water system ...enough to create a soothing sound around the restaurant. 

This is the entrance to the restaurant. I think 삼원가든  (Samwon Garden) gives an unmistakably 'wow' reception to its guests by setting up a place like this in a hip yet crowded district like Apgujeong. 

Well, since it's still 4 pm and the kids did not want to go home, just yet. We might as well walk around to the nearest street that for the past 3-years keeps on gaining popularity: Garosu-gil (가로수길) @ Sinsa station. 

The kids just got their 'lunch' but yet..we wanted to sit down and relax...and agaiiin...WARM ourselves UP inside a restaurant.

But...though we wanted to warm ourselves up, the kids ordered blueberry yogurt!!! 

As long as they had fund enjoying what they wanted, okay girls....

(*Phew what a relief* They agreed to share one glass of blueberry yogurt!!!)

--> good girls.:)

Attending A Wedding

It was Saturday, January 4: and it means it was the day my professor, Prof. Cho, got married. Yeaah...all of my friends were all excited to know the happy news last year. And finally the wedding was held on Jan. 4. My friends and I came to attend the ceremony at 소망교회 (Somang Church) in Apgujeong. 

Congratulations, 교수님.

It's the first time for me to attend the wedding at the church in Korea. Well, of course I got lots of pictures of him and his bride, but I would not post more pictures here without his consent. So, instead, I'd just want to post other pictures. 

I attended the wedding along with my wife and kids. Well, it's like a new experience for the kids, too. As for me, I just realized that the ijab kabul or the marriage vow is somewhat similar to that of what Muslims do. Hmm quite an interesting revelation.

Freya, as usual, got excited whenever she saw flowers and ..okay..let's take a pose here!

Cloned Myself Again

We were having a bliss @ Apgujeong, a district in Southern Seoul. Though it's a bit warmer than the previous day, still it's winter. After having a buffet bliss, we thought it'd be cool to sit down at the front yard of the restaurant. But..then we thought that it'd be much cooler if I could just clone myself again. 

Eyra and Freya loved it that I could be twins though for a while.

This has been another 'OMG' moment again for us.

*How's that, kids?*

Did you have a great chat with your Dads?^^