that I've been posting on here that were from school activities. Some of them aren't posting I believe, so just let me know if they aren't there when you click. Things are going pretty well here. My one morning class is getting pretty rough, since one of my best kids has been sick for about ten days now. She's a super kid, that behaves really well, so she helps keep the others in line most of the time. Otherwise, the kids listen to me for about ten minutes and the next twenty minutes of class is spent trying to get the little folks in line. Some of these classes just be can't taught well when it comes to being alone with the kids. Some of the classes just need a Korean teacher in the classroom which really keeps the kids in line. Even if the Korean teacher has no clue what I am doing the kids will be scared because certain ones are pretty strict, so they don't want to misbehave.
Saturday, I led a group (sort of) hiking in an area here in Korea that is compared to the Swiss Alps. It's very pretty when you get to the top of the mountain, but I'm not sure how it really compares to the Alps though. Not as majestic but still nice. The only problem with the hike was that many of the trails are not very well marked. I should have tried this hike before on my own, beforehand. Everyone was still pretty positive, and four of us did eventually make it to one of the peaks, which was super cool. I'll post pictures later.
I had a duet yesterday at church which went really well. At least the part of the hymn that was in Korean went well. The English part was good too, but I practiced the Korean about ten times more, so it really came out very, very well. The Koreans were very complimentary of my deep bass voice with those beautiful Korean words.
Saturday, I led a group (sort of) hiking in an area here in Korea that is compared to the Swiss Alps. It's very pretty when you get to the top of the mountain, but I'm not sure how it really compares to the Alps though. Not as majestic but still nice. The only problem with the hike was that many of the trails are not very well marked. I should have tried this hike before on my own, beforehand. Everyone was still pretty positive, and four of us did eventually make it to one of the peaks, which was super cool. I'll post pictures later.
I had a duet yesterday at church which went really well. At least the part of the hymn that was in Korean went well. The English part was good too, but I practiced the Korean about ten times more, so it really came out very, very well. The Koreans were very complimentary of my deep bass voice with those beautiful Korean words.
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