Last day as a couple....

In a few short hours we will be meeting our daughter for the first time.  We will no longer be a couple, but a family!  I can't believe this is finally happening.  To be honest, all I've thought about the entire time we have been here is that my daughter is here...some where.  Every time we are on the subway, out shopping or getting something to eat, I can't help but look around to see if maybe she is out with her foster mother.  We are so ready for this day.  Please continue to send prayers our way as we know this is going to be difficult for all of us.  We can't wait to post a new picture of the Trammer Family!

It has been mostly rainy and cold since we've been here but today it is beautiful and bright...but still cold.  I am so glad the weather cleared up for our family day.  Here are some pictures of our trip so far.  The subway system has been very easy to use.  It's funny because everytime a woman gets on the subway and there are not enough seats, Frank gets up and offers his seat.  The woman profusely decline, but Frank is insistant.  They finally sit, but will apologize?  I am not sure if its normal for men to do this in Korea?  We also went to the Jogyesa Temple with our tour guide.  You can make a wish here and go in to the temple to pray.  Something was going on that day, but the Monk said it was ok for us to go in and take a picture.  Then he yelled something and I asked our guide what he said and she said "hurry"...ha!  So I don't know if we were suppose to take a picture inside or not?  There is also a picture of us at the shady underground/back alley restaurant (which by the way has been the best Korean food since we've been here!).  We tried Soju for the first time...not my cup of tea but it did warm you up :)  We can't wait to be back home.  We miss you all and especially Gunner and Bella...we hope they are not giving our neighbors too many problems.