We started our day with going to our church on Post called The R.O.C.K. (Relying On Christ in Korea). It was an excellent message which focused on the question: Who do people say I (Jesus) am? For us, Jesus is more than just a friend, but more importantly our living God and Redeemer who paid the ultimate price for our eternal salvation - the death of his life on the cross! Thank you, Jesus!!! Ian was very good in church; he didn't cry at any point during the service.
After church, we took Ian out on his first field trip with mom and dad. Just outside one of the many Post Gates, we visited the Korean War Memorial Park. It is a memorial park that has a wide array of military equipment ranging from artillery, trucks, tanks, planes, missiles, and submarines all on display for children and adults to photograph, touch, and tour. It was quite the visitor's site. All the equipment on display reflects it's usage during the Korean Conflict.
After church, we took Ian out on his first field trip with mom and dad. Just outside one of the many Post Gates, we visited the Korean War Memorial Park. It is a memorial park that has a wide array of military equipment ranging from artillery, trucks, tanks, planes, missiles, and submarines all on display for children and adults to photograph, touch, and tour. It was quite the visitor's site. All the equipment on display reflects it's usage during the Korean Conflict.
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He's so precious, so tiny...I remember those days. :) Noelani is now 2.5years, and she's much more independent at this age than Marlon was...so, I'm absolutly savouring every moment of her toddler days :)
Lala
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