It has been an entertaining past few days. Joseph tested in Tae Know Do this past Friday and is now a red belt. Way to go Honey!!! Friday night Joseph and I watched “The Kite Runner.” Saturday we all needed a low key day. We had planned to go to Seoul for part of the day but ended up staying home and relaxing. The boys and I watched an Armed Forces Day parade. We needed to get out of the house and Daddy needed quiet in ordered to take a much needed nap. We spent some time at the playground together as a family and that evening Joseph and I watched “27 Dresses.” Sunday we got up and did the last minute things that needed to be done before Mark’s birthday party after church. In church we started a new class called Shepherding a Child’s Heart by Tedd Tripp. I hope it will help me be a more Christ-centered parent for our children. After church it was time for the two year old’s birthday party at the MiG Alleys Bowling Center here on base. Getting Jong Gun and Moonja signed in so they could come on base was not that difficult and did not take too long. Brian and Amanda and their two kids Trevor and Parker, our friend Mark, and Nathan and Chelsea all met us at the bowling alley. We ate some pizza and then went bowling. Cindy Jo, Jonnie and Andrew bowled on one lane and seemed to have a brilliant time together. Nathan, Mark, Jong Gun, Moonja and Joseph all bowled together and seemed to have a fantastic time also. Mark, Trevor, Amanda and I all bowled together but it ended up being just Mark and Trevor doing all the bowling. The 2 two-year-olds had a ball but were fading fast since it was now past both of their nap times. So, it was time for singing “Happy Birthday” (in which Mark cried) and watching him blow out his candles. We all enjoyed our cupcakes. Then it was time to open gifts. Thank you all again for the very thoughtful gifts and wonderful afternoon together celebrating our son’s second birthday. We feel so blessed that God has brought us all together for this time in Korea.
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