In Korea, November 11th (11-11) is called, Pepero Day. My children come home with Peperos (snack sticks that have been dipped in chocolate and look like a long skinny number one). How clever. Happy Pepero Day.
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- 2007-Jim bought a great camera (Nikon D40X). It is fun to use and considering the unlimited number of photos we can take, we usually have a high probability of taking one that is satisfactory. Anyway, with this camera and admitting that just as "all roads lead to Rome", all communications lead to the internet (a fact that I have long denied), I have embraced the blog wholeheartedly.
2 comments:
I have to admit. The Koreans have some fun traditions. :)
They do celebrate a lot of different things. Fun. How does the candy taste?
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