We went to Changgyeong Palace last weekend and a lot of the blossoms were out. While the nights are still cold, the weather is starting to turn for the better. (Though I hear it's been a lot warmer in Chicago than here lately!)Mike added a new flickr feature to the blog on the left. You can look through photos he recently posted of our life in Korea, including some of us making hanji lanterns in our Korean language class. Hanji is a type of Korean traditional paper made of mulberry bark.
Cute picture of you two! Could you make us a lantern? They look great!
ReplyDeleteIn spring the weather warms up, the leaves on the trees begin to grow, as well as the plants begin to flower. Young animals like chicks and sheep are born. The weather is usually warm, with less light during the day.
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