Rubik's Cube Paintedness... (yes I know that's not a word)

So this past weekend I went to Suncheon for the first time in quite a while. Kate wanted to have her birthday as a theme party.. a Rubik’s Cube theme party. I didn’t blog about this, but last April there was another theme party. No, not Halloween. It was the Call of the Wild, so we were all supposed to dress up in animal print, or like animals. Dan, of course, took it to the extreme, and came painted as a leopard. We were not dating at the time, and after seeing him like this, I have no idea how we ever started. Kidding, love! :) But really.. look at this picture! He looks RE-diculous! :D

How did I ever fall for you? :) Kidding!!

Anywho, as soon as he heard about this party, he knew he wanted to go painted and he was trying to convince me to as well. Anyone who knows me at all knows I can be extremely shy, so the very thought of doing something like this terrified me. I don’t like to look like an idiot, especially on purpose. Haha Anyway, he must be quite charming because, he convinced me to go (and when I say he convinced me, I mean I said I kinda want to go painted too.. and then had his “in”.. all downhill from there).

In all of our painted glory :D

As you can see, we make quite the couple.  That's Diviya with us. But in all seriousness, the party was a blast. There were a lot of people I knew as well as quite a few newbie’s that I have been too shy to say “hi” to. It’s amazing what being painted does to a person. Lol Also, there was TONS of sojullo. For those of you who are not familiar with the term, think jello shots, but instead of vodka, we use soju, and it’s usually in big containers that we all share from.. very Korean style, and delicious. :)

I was truly painted from head to toe. I painted my fingers and toes in a fun way too! See them here:

Aren't they fun!?!

ther than that, I’ve just been working hard with the kids, working on not being that teacher who yells a lot.. It’s.. challenging, to say the least. It’s one thing to be a teacher with poor classroom management back home yelling at her students and it’s an ENTIRELY different think to be like that here, in a country where most of my kids struggle to understand me.  Although, today we made trick-or-treat “buckets” and it was fun to take a break from the book. That’s almost all we ever use and I still had them speaking in English while they worked! It was awesome.

I’ll definitely talk more about Halloween at school and with friends because both are going to be a blast!