Plum Farm

On Tuesday the battalion had a spouse social at Plum Farm, a local organic farm in Waegwan.  The man who owns/runs the farm is the battalion's good neighbor partner and he often invites us out to the the farm for events and crafts.  We made "napkin art" tissue holders.  It's basically like mod podge.

Napkin Art.

It was nice to meet some new people.  The colors aren't exactly my style but it was really fun.  And we made some delicious food.

We also took Lucas bowling.  There are few things cuter than baby bowling shoes.

Lucas loved it.  He bowled two games and even got to eat some bowling alley food.  The MWR (Morale Welfare and Recreation) facilities are great here.  There is so much to do!  While we were stationed in the States we didn't spend much time on post because we could easily find everything we needed or wanted in the city.  Here it's the best of both worlds- we get the comforts of home on post and the experiences of exploring a new city off post.  But back to the facilities here.  There are bowling alleys, movie theaters, dining, a golf course and ACS even puts on tours several times a month.  I try to encourage people to really take advantage of everything the Army provides here because there are great resources out there.

Here's a little bit of Lucas in action:

So much cuteness in one picture.