Some nights on the town...

Some nights ago, like in November, our friend Angelo invited us down to a gig he was doing in Itaewon. It was a fun evening: very good music by a very energetic band, good friends and good times screaming our heads off as we talked with our friends. They played a lot of Weezer, which was SWEET MONKEY for me, and -as it turns out- for this guy too:

He was a maniac -maniac- on the dance floor. He was dancing like he'd never danced before.

We decided to bring out our mad and varied skills, and we showed everyone who's boss: Colin was practicing mime the entire evening, and here he can be seen emulating a very happy sailor waving hello to his bonny lass on the shores of Newfoundland. He's a work of genius. Col (Han), you rule.

And yet another night, it was time to (properly) celebrate a HUGE accomplishment for my dear wifey: She is now an accredited Music Therapist by the Canadian Association of Brewers- wait a tick, no: Canadian Association of Music Therapists. That's probably the one. She found out in early December, and Caitlin, Colin, Anne and we dudes went to Jongno Tower to partake in its culinary delights. However, the place was packed like a Lipsett's Volkswagon and there was nary a place to place our tushies. So, that night, we settled for a cute little steak joint (with salad bar!!) just down the street. It was a very nice meal and great atmosphere, but I knew in my heart that Hilary and I must return to the Tower and indulge in its fineries. I mean, you don't get accredited every day!

January 12, 2007 rolled around (and this time I reserved) and we took off for Jongno Tower's Top Cloud restaurant. And oh my it was nice!

There was live music, an entree plus an AMAZING buffet -and a cheese fondue which we put on our salad! Soooo good! Lots of great and scrumptious food: Hil got a sampling of everything so we could choose what we like the best, but after sampling one of everything, we were too stuffed to eat anything more. So we had some deserts and then sampled the loos. And here is what we saw (from our separate loos):

I mean, really: if the view from the bathroom is THIS good, why would you want to leave the place?!?! I was taking a lot of pictures in the bathroom of the cityscape, and then realized, after 20 minutes, that this might be a little weird to see a dude taking pics of a bathroom... so I left. But it was fun while it lasted!
So, in the end, we celebrated Hil's wonderful work well. It was a long time in the coming, but then again, so is asparagus; but it's worth every second of the wait.