A teaser

Our first house is almost completed.

By popular demand: Erin and Juey's Second Wedding

"Congrats on getting married to the same guy twice. That is impressive!"
- Danny Prasil

Erin's Dad, My Dad, Erin Gene, and My Grandpa:

My cousin's three babies:

Erin's Mom, My Mom, and Me all dressed up:

Huh?

Formal Wedding Pictures:



The Family:

Dad's side of the family:

Mom's side of the family:

Family friends:


More formal pictures:







Wedding Ceremony:
Chasing away the jealous ghosts:

Here comes the groom:


Here comes the bride:





Guests cheered when Erin showed off his expert chopstick skills picking up water chestnut:


Rice shower:

And some more formal pictures after the ceremony:







"Pae-Baek": giving greetings and paying respects to parents - and receiving blessings from parnets


Erin's parents are wishing us how many grandchildren they would like. Jujubees represent boys, and water chestnuts represent girls: they threw nine all together.










Bye~

Welcome to Korea, Erin and Juey's Asia Trip, Part I (a teaser)

Unfortunately, Erin and I did not take many pictures while we were travelling in Korea.

View from Seoul Tower:


Seoul Tower is burning...

This is the only picture of Erin and me in Korea.

My mom & I:

A library at the Palace:

Don't worry. Thanks to Mr. Photographer, we have many pictures from our second wedding. Those will be uploaded in few days.
Thank you, Bye...

Welcome to Japan, Erin and Juey's Asia Trip Part II.

We would like to thank Saori and Dustin for being the most wonderful tour guides. We had a fantastic time in Japan, eating, drinking and of course, learning.

Erin is pretending to play with his American cell phone, which, by the way, does not work in Japan.

Erin is surprised by the standard soda pop can size in Asia.

Our "upgraded" hotel room...

Erin and Dustin let everyone know that they were Americans, by showing off their "rodeo" skill on massage/diet machine at the electronic store.

At "all you can sing" karaoke: Erin and Dustin brought 80's back to Japan that night... (from 11PM to 4 AM)

Meiji Shrine:

Shinjuku:

CHIIZU!

Buddhist Temple:

This beautiful Geisha is actually a man.

Tokyo Tour:

Marriage is a ball and chain:

Welcome to New York, oh, I mean Tokyo:

Kabuki Theatre:

Imperial Palace:

A restaurant in Ropongi - an inspiration for the restaurant in the movie, Kill Bill

Bye-bye, Tokyo.