Blue Yonder....

well...not that yonder....but one thing for sure...the blue sky is amazing...with the high rise that come along with it.

Eyra Freya were on their way to the expo...

Not quite impressed eh?

A vividly colorful garden...

A great way to enjoy Seoul...

Summer sets in

Summer sets in. What better way to experience the heat in Seoul than....splashing into the water? No..just kidding. We were in the children grand park and kids could just 'waste' ^^ I mean..spend their time with endless activities. Like this one: this small creek is for then children to cross and if they wish to...to plunge themselves into. But for Freya and her Mom...it was something to cross over.

Another waterfall, a man-made one,*sigh*. But, it was still a worth-seeing and worth-visiting one, though.

Should it not blend with nature, people would not bother themselves taking picture right in front of it.

and so were the children of this multicultural family. (well, most of us).

Lotte World Part 4

  Let's see what I took this time. Still, I was inside the museum where Korea's past Dynasties / Kingdoms are displayed. I had the privilege to see the Queen Seondeok in one of the episodes during her reign. (gosh, I wish I'd known about it). 

NO, this is not miniatures nor minions^^

The picture (sort of ) snoozed itself into this entry^^
Well, we got a chance to take the moment.

Then, I got to see the royal attires and attributes of the past dignitaries or royal families. Interestingly, the patterns on their dresses or robes are similar to those of Batik. hmm...quite fascinating. 

Then there was this miniature of a Buddhist monk praying in front of Buddha. The best part of it was that...the miniature did move and echoed some chanting...that we could feel like seeing the real situation of what would a monk would normally do in his prayer. 

A reflection of serenity in one early Winter afternoon (at my HUFS)

I think it was the first week of Winter. I remembered the temperature was about 7 Celcius or so. The wind was blowing a bit hard. The barren trees were as if left stranded without any warm embrace from the leaves that left them staggering in the chilly day of one Winter afternoon.

I was passing by the main building when I saw no one was around. Oh, yes....it was Sunday. No one was seen everywhere...I bet it was sooo chilly for some.

I kinda liked it since it did give a postcard-like image of the university main building. The sky was bright blue with no traces of any single cloud visible.  It was --- I think--- breathtakingly stunning.

I am glad that I did take the snap of the moment to capture it into my memory so as I will alwasy remember and be able to share it with others how beautiful a single day could be when we just stand and sit and calm ourselves down to contemplate the beauty. In this case, the black-looking barren tree in the picture tells it all. It was as if it was ready to welcome the bright Winter it has been waiting for....