On Saturday I got to hangout with friends, cross-stitch, and eat American chocolate. Does life get better than this? I, of course, did not remember to take pictures. (So insert a mental image.)
Sunday we headed to church and then to a baby shower! Someone is having a baby boy! Actually, it was a double baby shower (two moms, two baby boys on the way.) Honestly, I love holding babies right now in my life, but I am a-okay that we are not the ones about to be parents. The thought is too overwhelming. BUT I am SO excited to be in the position to spoil the wee ones around us.
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| Yeah! Who knew babies needed so much fun stuff? Showers are so educational! |
The guys did not cross-stitch or eat American chocolate (well maybe they ate some, but not as much as I did! ha.) but they did enjoy playing video games and throwing a Frisbee around during the baby shower. Win-win.
I think I am getting a bit side-tracked. Anywho, before said baby-shower, the expectant mothers got to make and frost a black-forest cake. Wa! Decorating cakes in Korea are way more complicated than I thought. They rocked it. The cake ended up beautiful and delicious.
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| The mommas-to-be and their cake! |
The baby shower was so fun ya'll. I met someone from Mississippi and Georgia this weekend. Ya'll, they say, "ya'll". ohmygoodness. people saying ya'll = happy heart! I dd not win any of the baby shower games, but I did learn what a diaper is called in South Africa (a nappy) and that we are born with 300 bones.
After the baby shower we were headed back to Daegu! It was a busy weekend, but so fun. Won't trade it for the world :)
i stole the picture of you and me.
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