Video Post - our first 3 months in Korea

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Here is about 3 months' worth of video footage and possibly some previously unseen photos related to our new life in Korea. I finally strung them all together thanks to the wonders of iMovie. It's a bit on the long side, but hopefully it will give you a bit more of a taste of our life here. Everything here was shot either on an iPod, an iPad, or MacBook iSight camera (and a few random LG dumbphone camera shots, too).  So it’s pretty unprofessional, but I think it tells the story pretty decently. :) Glad we’ve finally reached this stop on our journey.
Location: Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea

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  1. Katie7:46 AM, November 20, 2011

    Thanks for sharing. It looks like you're settling into your new home. It's good to see all three of you together.

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  2. Carolyn9:41 AM, November 23, 2011

    Loved the video!! I'm so happy for you and your family.

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