Arriving safely

The prayers definitely worked!! God granted us the best possible trip. The 14 hour plane ride was rough, but as good as it could be with two 5 year olds and a 15 year old.

Things we learned or were reminded of so far on this trip:

-Detroit is, in fact, in Michigan AND on Eastern Time Zone
-Hyeon su will fight sleep to NO end. (I already knew this though)
-You will be away at 4am local time no matter how much you try to sleep.
-Paris Baguette tastes as good as I remember!!
-Korean people will shower my children with gifts, even if you try to politely refuse. (as evidenced by the Korean flight attendant loading down Jeong hu with pretzels and peanuts until he couldn't hold anymore!! And the very nice man who was sitting next to Stacy who would give all his extra snacks to the kids...even before he ate anything.)
- Korean drivers are still amazingly crazy when compared to most of the Western world. This became especially evident when the BUS driver made a U TURN in the middle of the street to drop us off...I think Elizabeth thought we were going to die. I'll call that a good indoctrination into foreign travel!!!

This is how we all felt last night: 

He FINALLY slept!!! But then he was up at 2am. :/

Well, not ALL of us:

The view from our hotel room...notice the elevated highway.

 I *think* that the green dome roof is part of Seoul Station. If that isn't the exact building, it is right down there.

We getting ready to leave for the adoption agency soon. Going to see both boys' foster moms and HOPING to have lunch with them.