Merry Christmas from our Seoul to Yours!

Hi everyone! We hope you all are having a festive holiday season. Here are a few annotated pictures from our life in Seoul during the past three months.

Dressing up in royal attire at the National Museum of KoreaDressing up in royal attire at the National Museum of Korea

The changing of the guard at Gyeongbokgung Palace
The changing of the guard at Gyeongbokgung Palace
Say hi to Gomi. We had Gomi for three weeks and the girls loved him, but our neighbors didn't. We received a couple of sticky notes on our door complaining about Gomi's barking. And then we received a letter from management telling us that we had to take the dog with us whenever we went out. It was a sad day, but we said goodbye to Gomi and gave him back to his previous owners who found a nice new home for him right away.
Say hi to Gomi. We had Gomi for three weeks and the girls loved him, but our neighbors didn’t. We received a couple of sticky notes on our door complaining about Gomi’s barking. And then we received a letter from management telling us that we had to take the dog with us whenever we went out. It was a sad day, but we said goodbye to Gomi and gave him back to his previous owners who found a nice new home for him right away.
Olivia selling her homemade gingerbread cookies at her class market day.
Olivia selling her homemade gingerbread cookies at class market day.
The second grade Christmas concert
Talia in her second grade Christmas concert
Geetha has been back at the cookie making. She even taught her craft to a group of moms at the school.
Geetha made a few Christmas cookies. She also taught her craft to a group of moms at the school.
Here comes Talia!
Here comes Talia!
Watch out for the purple skater
Olivia on the edge
At the Hyatt Hotel where the U.S. President stays when he's in town. We're not sure who the boy is in the background, but we're glad he's happy.
At the Hyatt Hotel where the U.S. President stays when he’s in town. We’re not sure who the boy is in the background, but we’re glad he’s happy.

 

 

 

 

 

Merry Christmas!

The Bridgemans


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3 thoughts on “Merry Christmas from our Seoul to Yours!”

  1. Miss you guys! Thank you for the update. Love to see your smiling and beautiful faces. The boys were just saying the other day that they hope you come back soon. We do, too! Lots of love to you!

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  2. Merry Christmas to you guys. Everyone looks healthy and happy. Praying God’s richest blessings to you all. Wish you were here but I am so glad you are serving and doing what God has called you to do regardless of the distance. Sometimes serving isn’t always easy especially when the sacrifice is so costly. May your hearts be filled with His precious love and all the gaps removed because of his great love for you.

    Merry Christmas,
    Gretchen

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