five men and a lady: Pictures from May and June

The boys can not pass up an opportunity to get their faces painted. And the base family fest was no exception. We had to get it on camera since someone spent so much time on these and we just go home and make them wash it off. This time however we made them come home and help us paint the house... ok really they were begging to help. Since we had already packed out and didn't have any junk cloths they had to strip down to their underwear so we didn't ruin any good cloths. What a great family activity! :)

At church we had to say goodbye to our favorite priest, Father Paul. Father Paul is a Polish priest who is a missionary in Korea and building (literally himself and the other priests) a large church in the mountains of Korea. We never made it up to his church, but if we get to go back we sure will!

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We also had to say goodbye to the Antidominico family. Love those little guys!

Breakfast out since we didn't have much at home!

Gotta get my picture of Doug growling! :)

This is from our NASTY patio that collected dirt and was impossible to clean!!

Our last trip to Everland! :(

The boys FAVORITE part, the ball room.

Doug FINALLY watched the acrobatic show at Everland, nothing like last minute timing!

The boys with Brody, I think he would make a great fifth Galloway boy! :)

Brody's mom and Dad, Chanie and Jason. Miss our friends!

Bryce at his last baseball game.

They won 2nd place in the championship!

Cody's 8th Birthday party

He got roller blades for his birthday, dad thought he needed extra padding.

Pedicure time!!!

With great friends Chanie and Melissa!!

With Jenny at Stephans' fini-flight

Sweet Crystal!!

I love seeing the pilots be daddies!! Good job Clarence!

Our day at the DMZ

Doug with a train that was shot up during the Korean War

Looking toward North Korea

North Korea is behind us (not sure if you can see it or if it is REALLY far behind us, but behind us non the less!)

This time you can see North Korea behind me.

We're TRYING!!! If only the Chongers wouldn't be so stupid!

Melissa and Brad joined us on our trip! What a great time!

By the train tracks that go into NK. They actually take workers to and from NK and SK.

Looking across the DMZ into NK. The buildings on the other side of the blue huts is North Korea.

A North Korean. The ONLY one we saw and this is REALLY zoomed in on our camera.

That guy in the last picture is in the gray building just above my head. Really far away.

This is in the blue building. I might actually be in North Korea at this point taking the picture. Not sure!

This time I'm sure, we're in North Korea. Crazy!

They said not to get close to or touch these guys... we didn't test it out.

North Korea

Our tour guides.

So in an effort to get a pink magnet that says "13.1" I ran 13.1 miles with a Melissa. No race, but still the distance of a half marathon!

Before leaving Korea we went to one last baseball game, this is Sean and I before the game.

The Kaerachers at the baseball game

This video clip is of all the Koreans and their crazy clappers that they get. They are so excited for the WHOLE game!! If someone hits they go crazy, if they strike out, they go crazy, if they run, they go crazy... needless to say, it's a noisy game. But so much fun!!