We have a ton of DVDs!! But some of our collections are incomplete and some we just don't have, and I always forget which ones I want/need when I am out shopping. So I made a list and thought I'd share it with you!
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation - Seasons 4, 5, 7, 8, 9
Deadwood - Seasons 2, 3
The Fugitive (1963 tv series) - Seasons 2, 3, 4
Have Gun Will Travel (1957 tv series) - Seasons 4, 5, 6
Nip/Tuck - Seasons 5, 6
Northern Exposure - Seasons 3, 4, 5, 6
Reno 911! - Seasons 4, 5
Taxi - Seasons 1, 3, 4, 5
The Waltons - Seasons 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkabahn
Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull
Mission Impossible (with Tom Cruise)
Mission Impossible III
Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl
Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End
Ever After
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
The Love Letter (a Hallmark movie)
Billy Elliot
The Devil's Arithmetic
Nell
Sommersby
The Emerald Forest
Very Bad Things
The African Queen
The Full Monty
Life is Beautiful (In Italian with English subtitles)
White Christmas
Mama Mia!
I just finished our latest DVD inventory and although we have a lot, the ones above we still want to add! Living in Korea, with Korean television, the DVDs do get quite a bit of use.
Friday, November 21, 2008
Insadong
We spent a day in Insadong, one of our favorite areas of Seoul. Insadong is the art and antiques district and has so much to see!
This photo shows the contrast of Seoul, with the traditional homes and high-rises blending together.
Some grafitti on the bathroom wall!
Another shot of a traditional Korean building, in the heart of Insadong.
This gallery is very nice, and on the very top is one of our favorite restaurants (no photo of the restaurant, sorry!)
This sign for a tea room made us giggle "Sound of Korean Lute Without Chords" - is that like the sound of one hand clapping? How very Zen!
Yes, Starbucks is EVERYWHERE!!
A little bamboo oasis in the heart of Insadong.
This photo below is not in Insadong, but is one street over from our house. I just wanted to show you a typical street in Songtan. Yes, it is a driving street and no, it is not one way! Drivers here tend to be pretty considerate about deciding who gets first dibs at going down the street.
This photo shows the contrast of Seoul, with the traditional homes and high-rises blending together.
Some grafitti on the bathroom wall!
Another shot of a traditional Korean building, in the heart of Insadong.
This gallery is very nice, and on the very top is one of our favorite restaurants (no photo of the restaurant, sorry!)
This sign for a tea room made us giggle "Sound of Korean Lute Without Chords" - is that like the sound of one hand clapping? How very Zen!
Yes, Starbucks is EVERYWHERE!!
A little bamboo oasis in the heart of Insadong.
This photo below is not in Insadong, but is one street over from our house. I just wanted to show you a typical street in Songtan. Yes, it is a driving street and no, it is not one way! Drivers here tend to be pretty considerate about deciding who gets first dibs at going down the street.
Seosan, South Korea
Recently we took a day trip to the seaside village of Seosan, on the East Sea (known outside of Korea as the Sea of Japan).
Pictured here are some natural wetlands in Seosan.
And here are the plans for the development to take over the wetlands. *sigh* (sorry the photo is sideways!)
Here, Marlena contemplates the sea.
This woman was shucking oysters and clams with a traditional tool, a simple wooden stick with a pointed metal pin attached.
Marlena discovers sea grass!
Fishing boats off the pier.
For my friend Brianna, a castle we saw while driving to Seosan!
Pictured here are some natural wetlands in Seosan.
And here are the plans for the development to take over the wetlands. *sigh* (sorry the photo is sideways!)
Here, Marlena contemplates the sea.
This woman was shucking oysters and clams with a traditional tool, a simple wooden stick with a pointed metal pin attached.
Marlena discovers sea grass!
Fishing boats off the pier.
For my friend Brianna, a castle we saw while driving to Seosan!
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