Photo Journal

A friend of mine from Portland asked me the other day, "So are you happy there?" I answered easily, but wondered why that question had to even be asked. It occurred to me that you may not know how much I love my time in Korea. I feel sensational... and YES! I am delightfully happy.


This was my first gig in Korea. There were about 70 people in my audience! I only played a couple of songs, but wow, what a thrill! I think I know a little how Skye feels when she gets on stage.


Last weekend I took a trip out to a little town with my mom to visit a woman from the Phillipines named Rose. She married a Korean man and this is their very beautiful girl, Eugene.


Spending time with my brother Michael is quite the treat. We spend most quiet evenings together. On Saturday we went hiking all day and had a long conversation while we ate Korean sushi (called kim-bob) on the top of the mountain. This was the night we performed my song "The Stars" for our parents' dinner guests.



I love Korean food. It seriously is one of the best kept secrets of Asia. Well, everything except kimchi.


Last night I walked home from a social event and got caught in a monsoon rain. It's a shame that in this picture you can't see how drenched I am. The rain was warm and perfect and I sang as loudly as I could the whole walk. The downpour was so loud that no one could even hear me! I think this constitutes one of my favorite and most romantic nights in Asia so far.