One of the Mr.'s co-workers was married this past weekend. We had a fabulous time, and it was interesting to see how the Koreans celebrate weddings... although, from what everyone has told me... it was a Western/Korean wedding... and not a traditional Korean wedding. Well, in any case, the bride was absolutely stunning, groom was handsome, and the food was delicious. I just had to share with you all.
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Monday, August 30, 2010
'Stache Bash
This past weekend, we were invited to a friend's birthday party... her husband planned an amazing and well executed mustache themed party, a " 'Stache Bash", and it was crazy fun! The attention to detail was spot on, and I just HAD to share it all with you! Enjoy... and might I say, it was super difficult eating the yummy cupcakes with a big hairy thing on my upper lip!
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Sunday, August 29, 2010
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
It's all about the Green Tea
A "near and dear to my heart" friend and I recently went on an overnight Girl's Trip... you see, that "near and dear to my heart" friend is leaving the peninsula in a few days and heading back to the states to start a new chapter in her life... and it was imperative that we had at least one outing before she headed out. Considering we've only had a precious 3 months of getting to know one another, we've clicked from the start... and heading out to Boseong, was the perfect way to celebrate our time together. So we packed our overnight sacs and headed out on a bus to Yulpo Beach (where we stayed overnight in a "guesthouse") and then to Boseong Green Tea Plantation the next day. It was beautiful, and I'm so excited to share this with you.
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Cereal Party
Yesterday was a dear friend's birthday... and what better way to celebrate than to throw a surprise party. Her husband planned it all, told me all the ideas, and I went to it! I couldn't resist making the cereal box party hats. Also had to make a Rice Krispie treat cake... I think it was a big hit! Such a "one-of-a-kind" party for a "one-of-a-kind" friend!
A Rice Krispie Treat birthday cake... perfect for a Cereal Party!
Then, of course we had to have a photo session with the party hats...
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Monday, August 23, 2010
Almost Mr. and Mrs...
This weekend was a PACKED full kind of weekend, but we wanted to squeeze in a celebration for one of the Mr.'s co-workers who is getting married next weekend. Yup, that's right, that's what the "partay" bunting was for... which by the way, you still have time to enter that giveaway, it doesn't end until this Thursday! It was a simple and fun bbq to celebrate the soon-to-be Mr. and Mrs.
Sorry for the lack of photos... you know how it is when you host something at your house, there's hardly every time to go around with the camera and snap away! Next weekend is their wedding, and I'll report back with LOTS of photos of the lovely couple...
Saturday, August 21, 2010
writing for another..
I guest blogged over at Yellow Songbird the other day... be sure to check it out... just a little introduction to living in Korea and devotional! I promise that I'll get back to posting this week... just have had a mini vacation with a friend... and two parties this weekend! I'm one busy gal, but it feels wonderful to stay busy! Blessings to you all this weekend... what have you been up to?
I also just realized... this is my very FIRST blog post where I haven't added a picture... what has this world come to?
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
A whole lot of yumminess...
The other day I was blog stalking... yes, I do that from time to time... okay, I do that everyday. Well, one of the gals that I enjoy reading, is Ilene from MuchLoveIlly, and I came across her recipe for some scrumptious little yummies. People, these are the easiest thing to make and they melt in your mouth. I followed her recipe, minus the fact that I didn't make peanut butter cookie dough, I used chocolate chip. Still turned out awesome! Here's the steps, minus the directions... go check out her blog, and her post on the cookie recipe if you want to know specifics. But they were super easy to make... and it was even quicker for them to disappear.
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