Isn't this just a fun picture? Sometime back in October Torie and I went on a church retreat to Anseong which is a suburb of Seoul. It is kind of in the country. At least it is a retreat from city life. This picture is of a man made lake and each of the chairs is for if you want to go fishing, but you have to pay to go fishing. At the retreat I spent a lot of time singing and getting to know people. I even got to play 500 with an american football and some Canadians, a Coloradian who grew up around the world as a missionary's son, and a fellow from Great Britian. Quite the game if I do say so myself. I also spent a good amount of time by meself hidden in the woods writting and reading. The most amazing part of it all though is that I got to see the stars. I hear about movie stars all the time, but people in Korea don't have that desperate ache that I get when I look into the night sky and only see the moon. I do love the moon, but on this night I could see my favorite constellation (I don't know the name, ask one of my best friends to point it out), the big dipper, Casiopia, and maybe a 10th of what I am used to. Still it was amazing.