Recently, Kangneung Elementary School had a Sports Day, or "Field Day" as it was called when I was growing up.  Most of my elementary students are from that school, since it's located five minutes from my academy.  On my way to work, I stopped by and watched the last 30 minutes of their activites.  As you can see, the P.E. uniforms for this school is purple and white, which isn't as bad as another school, who wore fluorescent green.  It looked like they were having fun, but I wished the students here could play on real grass!

Kangneung Elementary Students	Lots of crappy toys for sale, but that's coming from a (sort of) grown up.  I guess an inaccurate, flimsy bow and arrow would be fun if you were a 10 year old boy.
One of my students carrying his chair and pom-pom back to his classroom.	A woman passes on the silkworm larvae, and buys cotton candy instead... good call!

Saturday night... I'm walking downtown and come upon this - a man so drunk, he hell asleep on the hood of his car.

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