Christmas Dinner 2010

My friend and I cooked up a nice spread--and fairly healthy too--for Christmas dinner.

FYI: Vid

Those of you who have the link to my video sharing site, I uploaded a short vid of last night's live music . . . it's very dark, but the sound is good.

Student Posters

A couple of my young advanced students finished their Christmas posters . . .

Playing Pool

A few pics from a Korean pool hall.

Christmas Eve Dinner

Grilled meat, Korean style--a favorite:)

Gangneung Market

Some pics from the marketplace . . . a place that sells side dishes, and another that sells 'kim', or dried seaweed (also sometimes called 'laver')

Wow--cool! We found a way to upload my pics to my friend's computer, so I can do something constructive (in a sense) on the Christmas afternoon while he is preparing some food. It's really too cold to go outside.

Anyway, here are some shots from a Korean luncheon place where we ate yesterday before shopping at the market. I had pork cutlet while he had bibimbap (mixed rice and veggies).

These types of places are common in Korea and serve up a good, filling meal for about $5 a person. I love them:)

Btw, the ketchup and mayo "dressing" on my salad is something of a joke, but I've gotten used to it . . .