@ Mr. Pizza: A Dinner

Did you have fun, gals? Sure they did. 

They were so excited when we told them that we would dine out. Especially..as they found out that we would have pizza over dinner. Hmm...having pizza is actually a bit hard right here in Korea where most of the ingredients are meat that we cannot eat. So, the only safe choice we could have is (chuckles) always to make sure that we have either vegetarian pizzas or seafood pizzas. 

So, the other day (Monday night), we met our two students who happened to be also studying in Seoul. Diana (white jilbab): arrived a year ago to start her MA at Hanyang University. And Hesti (black jilbab): just graduated a week ago from Ehwa Womans University.

So, the occasion: was to welcome Diana and at the same time to congratulate Hesti on her graduation.

Once again: Eyra and Freya could not keep themselves quiet for a while. They kept on moving about the place: Oh, they loved seeing the cook make pizza live. Yes: one of the characteristics of Mr. Pizza is that customers have a chance to see the pizzas being made right in front of their eyes.  

Now it's a picture where my wife's in it^^. See all the girls are clad in jilbab. And I was the only man in the group. One man with three women in jilbab and two kids:)^^ I wonder if there were other customers who might have misunderstood the situation like: 

"Wow, that man has three women!!!!^^^ hahahahahahahahahaha

Of course...I was just making fun of myself.

But, with more and more Moslems students coming to Korea or Seoul in particular, I am hoping that more and more people are more accustomed and welcome to seeing women in jilbab. 

After all, Korea is transforming itself into a multicultural society. 

And we are a part of Korean society at the moment. 

Oh..ah..about the pizza: We loved it. We love Mr. Pizza.!!!!

A small party, it was..

A party? yes...I guess it was a kind of luggage packaging party. My fellow students who happened to be on a trip to Korea spent three day visit at hour house. Two day trip in Seoul had apparently made their luggage bloated. They bought lots of Korean souvenirs...from Namdaemun.

Farah and Nano bought most of the souvenirs not for themselves....but rather...most of them were the request of others. ^^So, a night before they left Seoul, they got to pack all of the things they bought.

To end the day of their visit, their other fellow friends who happened to be currently spending their 1-year program at Kyunghee University (Melizza & Asma) came to our house and ...this was when the party started. 

Simply to have a light dinner or so, I packed the meat-free pizzas from Seoul Cheese Pizza which happened to be our fave pizza in the neighborhood. Inexpensive, clean, yummy, and more importantly..it served no-ham nor no pork pizza ....that we could just order upon request. 

My 4F friends

4F?, yep...that's what I usually call or we usually call ourselves. Despite the fact that now I am at level 6 at ohaktang or Language institute, I never forget...or let me phrase it in other words.....I cannot forget our  so-called glue-like friendship we've shared.

Yes, our 4 F (level 4 F class) at HUFS did knock me out. I mean..it was so memorable that even though we've been learning at different classes, we still hang out together.
Just like what we did the other week.

Two of our friends from Japan, Chika Tatsuno and Akane were going back to Japan. So, without further ado, we kinda got ourselves together and ready to have dinner again (together)....and...then.....nothing felt like it.

Well, saying good bye to Chika--the strongest female friends alive in our class or should I say..campus(?) ^^-- as well as saying good bye to Akane seemed so hard since they've been cherishing or coloring our lives with their music video, songs, dances, and the likes.
well.....anyway...we did our dinner 2gether.
and...what's more interesting thing to do to end our night but......having the best ice cream we could think of...^^
yes...indeed...we call it 우리들의 행복한 밤....^^ (the happy night of our life^^(?)) or sort of.^^