A Few Things on My Mind at 4:00 a.m.

I forgot to mention how much Yuna loves Reagan. In the first few days of being here, Yuna picked up saying Reagan's name. With him being gone for weeks now, she still says his name. Yuna sings songs in Korean, in a toddler way, and adds his name to it. She doesn't say my name too often, but she does say,"Reagan, kyo me." Meaning, Reagan is cuter than cute.

In this video, she is being prompted by Soo to say his name. Yuna babbles his name throughout the day, but I haven't been able to catch her on video. I just want you to hear her cute voice saying his name. 

Yuna misses Reagan

I mentioned before, how people don't tip here. Most of the service I have received has been nothing short of backbreaking. I feel remorseful not giving tips, when they are well deserved. So, if you ever come to Korea, I am sure you can spare some extra change. Especially, to the ones who least expect it. I know, it can be considered disrespectful, to a few here, if you leave extra money for them. I haven't run into that problem yet. Soo said the taxi drivers don't make what they deserve. Unless, you drive a black taxi that is. I have seen my friend, Alicia, tip 50% of the bill. I ask her why, and she says its good karma. I hope all of the people I have ever tipped, have been secretly sprinkling baby dust towards my way. I cannot thank you enough for all of the wishes and prayers. 

I know this post is random, but it is still early. The old men and women here are so cute. Except for the ones who glare at me. Here is a video of an old man on the street dancing. He had his own music playing and was happy as can be. Good for him! 

Cute man dancing