KT&G, fighting.

Gee... we went to the stadium again to give support to mummy's favourite volleyball team. Somehow, the excitement wasn't there as in our first visit. But it was still great to watch the match "live" and time flew by quickly. (Amazingly, the KT&G's teambase is located in Daejeon, the city where we are staying and the number of the main spiker (mummy's favourite) is 18, a special number for daddy and mummy).

Before the match, there was a KT&G booth for kids to draw and make their own banner. So mummy was busy colouring with my Cutie. Saw the kids wrote some korean words on theirs, mummy could only think of the word "fighting" which is commonly used by Korean as a form of encouragement. Guess mummy must have been missing far too long, resulting in daddy called to ask where am I. So mummy got him to come with my Sweetie to join in the fun.

Having 2 kids mean got to make 2 banners (cos' you never know when they will ever fight over it). But I think my darlings enjoyed the doodling session most.

In the middle of the match, we went to the top of the stadium so that the little ones can wander and play along the corridors. It's great cos' Mummy got to watch the match from various angles of the stadium.

It was an exciting match and finally, KT&G won again with a score of 3:2.

KT&G, fighting.

(afternote: KT&G didn't manage to get into the finals cos' they didn't play well in the subsequent few matches. Well, it's still thanks to them that we got the opportunity to go to the stadium here in Korea).