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Sue’s Wedding

Posted in Celebrations, Korea, Little Campus, Off time, Pictures, Staff | April 4th, 2009

Sue got married yesterday. Unlike the previous weddings I attended, this one was in a church. It was a beautiful service. Sue’s husband sang a love song to her during the wedding. I wish her and her husband the best of luck for the future. They’ll be honeymooning in Saipan.

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