I apologize as I am fairly delayed in my posting as of late. You may realize this as I am writing a post about Halloween which was officially a month ago. Anyway, Halloween is a holiday that is not generally observed in Korea. However, there is a large foreigner population that is growing, and a strong demand to learn English and participate in traditions associated with English speaking countries, and therefore more and more people are celebrating Halloween in Korea. Unfortunately, I was really sick that entire weekend, so I didn't get celebrate.
Brandy (Cinderella), me, Sue (Dracula's wife)We did have a kindy party at my school though. I was a bunch of grapes. The costume came out pretty decent and the kids enjoyed it.
Sarah & Tony
Edward making worm muffins
Amy being the Snow White that she truly is
Game where two teams try to get as many of their color facing up as possible
It's actually quite fun. I think adults would have fun too. You keep turnin over cards, and peeps just keep turnin em back over. 
Matthew, the cowardly lion