The Lunar New Year is being celebrated this weekend. It is a 3 day holiday in Korea. Unfortunately, this year it falls on a weekend, so it is only one extra day off work.
The kindy boss once again gave gifts to all of the teachers.
Last time it was a soap/toothpaste set. This time it is a huge box of han-gua - puffy rice cake snack thingies. They are semi-tasteless, except for a bit of a honey taste. If I had a choice, I'd rather just get the money. A huge box of these little rice thingies is too much for one person. I don't mind them, but just cannot eat that many.
The kindy boss once again gave gifts to all of the teachers.
Last time it was a soap/toothpaste set. This time it is a huge box of han-gua - puffy rice cake snack thingies. They are semi-tasteless, except for a bit of a honey taste. If I had a choice, I'd rather just get the money. A huge box of these little rice thingies is too much for one person. I don't mind them, but just cannot eat that many. For the Lunar New Year, Korean kids typically get money from their parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles, etc.
2 comments:
Goooood - I'll share them with Ü. Thanks for the advice on the kimchimuseum. I'll go..:) guess you're right ..the amount of chilli and garlic can scare away even the scariest virus hihihi
exactly. :P
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