What A Year!

2012 has passed us by and the memories that linger on for the kids have been great. We know that we must make the most of our time in Korea while we can. As for the kids, they are experiencing different landscape ranging from life in the city and of course, the different weather they have to encounter. 

But, all in all, they have been able to adapt themselves to the differences they are brought into. Eyra and Freya are experiencing cultural differences in style. What could be more exciting than letting them go and explore their surrounding?

The winter comes and goes. This is the 2nd winter for them. And...despite the fact that it is much colder than the last time's, it's pretty amazing to see how they cope with it. 

Picture below shows their first-ever Hangang-bike ride. Of course it was not during Winter. 

We cannot wait to have more splendid endeavors in 2013.

It's Been A Year ....Being Right in the Middle of This Neighborhood

This is exactly where we live. I took this picture from the 10th floor of my campus where I could see my home right in the middle of those buildings. Clamped or stuck in the midst of concrete jungles, full of housing complexes between two campuses. 

We moved to this neighborhood on December 2011 and it is now January 2013. Guess...it's officially a year or more....

"Happy New Year 2013"

* Happy Anniversary...should I say this too? for having been here for more than a year?^^

Guess...Ok, why not lah...:)

Bismillahirohmanirohim.....I hope that all's going to be just fine this year. Amen.

Happy New Year 2013

It should be happy, right?
Well, yes...that's what everyone wants. No one wants to be sad--right?
In that sense, in the midst of minus 6 degrees Celsius, right inside my 2-room so-called small apartment, I am writing down this entry.
Last night..or to say...the last day of 2012: 31 Dec....we were spending the night with a bunch of friends in our home.

Mama, Om Wawan, Freya, Eyra, and Tante Ulfa 

What could be more memorable than putting Eyra and Freya on their Hanbok^^ hehehehe.

No, actually they themselves wanted to put the hanbok on.

 We cooked our own food and talked through the night.
Eyra and Freya were wearing their Hanbok.
Well, instead of going out, we preferred staying in the house...since it was so cold last night.
We knew that it would be a pointless idea to go out since that would surely 'jeopardize' the whole night in the shivering freeze.
After all, spending the night at home turned out to be a great choice as well.
So, everyone....HAPPY NEW YEAR 2013

May all the blessings, the good things, the successful stories, the life-fully-lived come to life in 2013.
More beautiful life ahead of us.
Bismillahirrohmanirohim....May Allah Bless Us with All of His Grace. Amen.