My Korea Trip

Korea Trip 2013 (Nov 30 ~ Dec 6)
At Jeju's Teddy Bear Museum Nov 30, 2013 (Saturday)

















Some of my solo shots in Korea Glass Castle on Dec 1, 2013 (Sunday)











Hanbook coustume trying at Kimichi School @ Seoul  on Dec 2, 2013 (Monday)
and playing with kimchi



















Celebrating my birthday on the last day of my Korea trip, 6 Dec, 2013 (Friday)
//taken at Korea time 2pm, Singapore time 1pm

cake bought @ 17000 won (approx. sgd $20.10) rate at 842







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