Christmas in Korea and January currently

I hope your Christmas was wonderful!  My Christmas in Korea was fantabulous.  I have the biggest apartment out of all my friends here in Korea, so I got the privilege of hosting Christmas at my place.  Everyone brought a dish which thank goodness because there is NO way I could have cooked for 25 people in my little kitchen.  We also did a Dirty Santa gift exchange.  Here are some pictures from that day.  Enjoy!

My little apartment...I am grateful because I actually have a living room.  Most of my friends have a one-room apartment.

Check out the huge pile of coats!

Yummy, yummy food.  This was SO good, and I was so glad that nobody brought Korean food.  Yes, I admit it.  I am not a fan of Korean food.

When in Korea, you take your shoes off and leave them at the door.  That's a lot of shoes!

Our stash of gifts...

In Korea, a big jar of peanut butter is an excellent gift.

That's a lot of foreigners in one little apartment!

And of course you have to do a funny picture!

And now for the January currently...I am linking up with Farley at Oh' Boy 4th Grade.

Listening - I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the movie, Pitch Perfect!  If you haven't seen it, you absolutely must.  I am a sucker for a Capella singing.

Loving - Getting a package in Korea is like Christmas.  Seriously.  You don't know what's going to be in it, and opening it makes me feel like a little girl.  I got 2 packages this week!  Woo-hoo!

Thinking - I have this week and next week of Winter Camp, and then I have my 2 weeks of winter vacation.  When teaching English in Korea, you don't get 2 weeks off at Christmas.  You actually only get Christmas day and New Years Day off.  For my winter vacation, I am going to Thailand.  Ready or not, here I come!

Wanting - I am missing my dogs terribly.  I've had dogs for the past 14 years and to not have one right now is really lonely.  Here are pictures of my 2 babies:

Missy is a little 7-pound diva who rules the house.  She is a terrier chihuahua mix and loves to cuddle with me or her brother.

Kobe is a 3-legged dog who is my second foster failure.  He is such a great dog that there was no way I was letting him go.

Needing - Since I leave for Thailand in 12 days, I need to book my hotel rooms.  Agh!

Memory - I will always remember this Christmas as having a big Christmas party of 25 people in my little apartment.  It was a wonderful day.

I don't know about you, but I can't wait to see what 2014 will bring!