I found a surprise today when I walked into chilbo class. Nan was having an air conditioning unit installed and not a moment too soon. It's been in the 90's all week. The happiness was infectious and I found myself smiling the whole class.
Young-Soo came in and things are going a lot better for her noodles restaurant. It is going to open this Saturday and there is a festival that will be going on too. We celebrated with lunch. I had bibimbap.
Here are the side dishes that came with our lunch.
Here is the tabletop.
I also picked up some of my chilbo pieces that I had framed. The wood guy put a piece of wood behind each piece. When I was back in the States, I picked up all my chilbo pieces so they could be framed.
I knew it would be a lot cheaper than getting it done in the U.S. Wood guy only charged me 6000 won ($5.60 USD) per piece and I had twelve pieces.
I also finished my miniature class homework. I had to make some dishes. I'm not used to working with air-dry clay and I must say I don't like it as well as polymer clay. I guess it gets some getting used to. I do wish I had my polymer clay and all my tools here in South Korea.
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