I was in korea two days ago and went out to a few places. This picture was taken in a temple while we were eating a special food called temple food. The monk we talked to was very special. He brought the food eaten in the temples to the people for the first time in korea. He not only has a passion for food, but is a jazz pianist and a artist that paints with nail polish! He was a pleasure to talk to and I was soooo happy to eat his delicious food. This picture just captured the mood of our meal so I thought it to be important to post. Hope you like it, and if you want to learn more of the story of temple food and how to eat it, just comment and ask!
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
temple food in Korea
I was in korea two days ago and went out to a few places. This picture was taken in a temple while we were eating a special food called temple food. The monk we talked to was very special. He brought the food eaten in the temples to the people for the first time in korea. He not only has a passion for food, but is a jazz pianist and a artist that paints with nail polish! He was a pleasure to talk to and I was soooo happy to eat his delicious food. This picture just captured the mood of our meal so I thought it to be important to post. Hope you like it, and if you want to learn more of the story of temple food and how to eat it, just comment and ask!
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안녕 Olivia! 얼마나 경이롭 경험 및 아름다운 그림. 그것은 명확하게 정취를… 온난한 것, 이국… 그리고 맛있은 것 되살린다! 수도사는 고무시키는 (와 고무시키는) 남자 같이 소리가 난다. 나는 나가 그들과 가진 시간을 소요한 후에 저와 가진 저 체재 같이 사람들을 오랫동안 찾아낸다. 보유 기입… 당신이 경험했음에 틀림없는 경이롭 것 전부의 일별을 얻는 그런 재미 이다.
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Hi Olivia! What a wonderful experience and fantastic picture. It definitely evokes a mood...a warm, exotic...and delicious one! The monk sounds like an inspiring (and inspired) man. I find people like that stay with me long after I have spent time with them. Please keep posting...it is such fun to get a glimpse of all of the wonderful things you must be experiencing.
Lots of love,
Judy