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...

JAZZ + KIDS: Would They Mix? (part 2)

the verdict: Yes...to a lesser degree.:) I mean..I was trying to enjoy the concert..but it turned out that I couldn't help but noticing how the kids were trying to 'imitate' the drummer, the pianist, the guitarist...during the show. 

Eyra loved imitating how the pianist was playing the tunes. She found it amusing. 

She even kept on doing it over and over again....and her sister burst into laughter ...realizing that it looked cool to do so. 

so..she's trying to give her sister an energy drink..so as to make her pumped up again just like what the pianist did....! 

Okay...so far...I could enjoy myself listening to the concert..while at the same time..right next to me..these two kids were drown into their own way of enjoying JAZZ. 

Actually, most of what they did was 'JAZZING OUT' the pop music. Well, I guess I know  and I could understand why they did that. Most of the spectators were mainly (of course) the families with children..so...at least...the concert was trying to cater the need or palate of most people... 

The evening sky was brightly beautiful. 

Simply delightful to be in the open air...listening to jazz. 

A relaxing feeling once again..set in...right into my senses. 

Thanks.   

Let's take a pic. here.!  

Opps....why is it EDISUP-NWOD??? 

Thank you, the management of Seoul Children Grand Park for having sponsoring or initiating this public-friendly concert for all walks of life to enjoy a summer night in a most-relaxing way possible.

*oh, it turned out the my kids loved it, too. --still..to a certain degree.

Kids+Moms+Friday: Afternoon Fun

 Another Friday. And that means: kids and moms gathering.
Yup, we live along subway line-6 and there are some Indonesian families with kids who live along this line. So, we decided to make a regular meeting to help them socialize with their peers.

At school, they have lots of Korean friends and we deem it necessary as well for them to know their Indonesian peers, as well. Freya, too, is no exception.  

Wait...Eyra, I thought it's only for kids. "But, Daddy..I am still a kid in this bid!!^^ 

Wait, Gazhi...aren't you too big to play in this? 

oh, well. Go ahead...^^ 

So, moms and their kids were gathering at our neighborhood playground. 

We teach them how to read Quran, we keep them busy with Mr.Maker-ish activities. 

And..of course, lunch or late-lunch is always served.  

Summer did not feel like summer when there was a friendly playground just around the corner like this one. This free playground is a common feature found in most apartment or neighborhood complex in Seoul and I am sure..in other parts of Korea. 

What a great way to 'pamper' the public need.

Something that should also be provided in lots of neighborhood in Indonesia. 

and for free^^ 

Gals, what're you drinking? 

We're waiting for the subway to take us home.