Last Korean school class

Today was your last Korean school class. The teachers requested that all the students wear white shirts and blue jeans as I think they planned on getting all the kids to do a performance for the parents. Instead of dropping you off we stayed for service and the performance. I had no clue as to what the teachers had prepared so I was pretty excited.

Here's your outfit of the day.

You love going to Korean school. This was you in the car going to Korean school. 

Kendall was eating her seat belt as usual. This girl can't keep anything out of her mouth these days!

Getting ready for the performance.

Your friend Asher was not having a good day. He didn't even want to go up to the front and sit
with you and the other classmates. He didn't end up going on stage. I felt bad because Asher's
aunt came to see him perform.

The good news is that you went up on stage. The bad news? You stood there squinting your eyes
(you tend to do that when you are uncomfortable and shy) the whole time. People in the audience
actually laughed at you because they thought you were so funny squinting like that.

Asher's little brother, Austin, was being silly.

You were getting pretty cozy with one of the teachers.

In a better mood after we went to your class. The teachers wanted the kids to play while the
parents watched. They also handed out report cards. They said that you were shy at first, but
in the end you opened up.

Later in the evening we went to your Toronto grandparents' new business as they were throwing a grand opening party for their friends and family. I also wanted to finish some bits and bobs that I didn't get to finish the last time I was there. Here's what everything looks like now:

The finished shelving

I love the teal punches of colour

A different angle

I added a couple of candle holders and a new frame with a print that I added

A different angle

Here's my paper medallion frames

And here's a close-up