The People

One last quick entry before we head to Seoul Station. I just have to comment on the Korea people. They are an amazing people.  They are so nice! Having been to New York and Rome as my largest cities, South Koreans put them all to shame. The line up in order to get on the subway. They let people off and they get on, give up thier seats to their elders. We look like we are lost looking at maps and the South Koreans are more then excited to practice thier English. I sometimes have just enjoyed watching people and the dynamic. Girls walk arm and arm with thier elder mothers, almost looping thier arms between each other. Same sex friends are probably more affectionate with each other then partners; boys and boys and girls and girls. They are very affectionate, holding hands and caressing. But it is not sexual. It is just how they act with each other. I just respect and love so much the affection towards each other. I will have to make sure Cy understands that about his people and culture.

Peace and Love as we are off!

Sarah's a Fan!

Buying children's books have always been a favorite of mine!  I enjoyed buying books for my niece, CoCo and now I get to buy for my son. I have found some really beautiful books about adoption, Korea or just a wonderful children's book that I have to share with you!

I have found really cute books for children about adoption or about Korea, here are a few of my favorites:



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