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Bottoms up, Korea

February 15, 2011October 6, 2015

Looks like Korea might have a drinking problem.

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It’s more about the journey than the destination. Our hike toward Haeinsa temple along the Sorigil Trail, which means the sound road. I left in all the sounds of the day to share - the rustle of the wind, the splashes of water, the crunch of dry soil, and the echoes of laughter. Thanks @sokoteacher for the invite. A gorgeous and full day! #runwildmychild #optoutside
Saturday morning mood. #finnandpoppyya
Poppy waiting for her school bus on a field trip day. “I don’t have to sleep at school, right?!?!” 🤣 #poppyya
Love my lunch date. ❤️🌸
Easter egg hunting #poppyya
My Easter hunny bunnies at our big spring picnic today. #finnandpoppyya
This guy turned 40 last week when I was in Japan with family. (Let the record state he said it was the perfect gift as he had a quiet house and could hold over my head that I went to Japan for his 40th for the rest of my life 🤣.) I couldn’t be happier that I’m with him. Selfless. Ambitious. Kind to a fault. Funny. And sexy as all hell. As I’ve been telling him recently, he’s the yin to my yrazy. I’m lucky as hell to have him. Here’s to the next 40.❤️🍾 #whitaltizerstyle
Our family is gone and now it’s back to regular ol’ life. #poppyya
Annyong Miss Molly! Thanks for the smiles, laughs, adventures, and fun! We’re gonna miss you! #annyongmissmolly

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