Christian's 100th Day!

[so_su]

In Korea, on the 100th day after a child's birth, a small feast is prepared to celebrate the child's having survived that period. Back in the day, it was rare for a child to survive beyond 100 days, and so a tradition of celebrating a baby's 100th day of life began.It was Christian's 100th day on May 25th & to follow in Korean tradition, I

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[caffeineguy]

haha, good lord, that belt kills me. happy 100 to the boy!

[so_su]

i know...isn't it hilarious?

did your sister do anything for rollie's 100th?

[secbigazn]

Happy 100 to the lil one. You're all so lucky :)

[so_su]

Awwww...thanks!

[jwinsideout]

haha..christian looks like a little man! So very cute.
good job on the cake! did you do the duk too???

Baik Il is such a big deal in Korea. I'm actually glad we still celebrate it though.

[so_su]

i know, i purposely dressed him that way. i was told on the baby's baek-il, they should be dressed in white.

no, i ordered the dduk. : )

[beautymask]

hehehe, you can see the people who are behind the camera in the mirror =)

very cute!!! happy dol!!

[so_su]

i know! i wish we had noticed it sooner!

it was his baek-il, not dohl. dohl is their 1 year birthday. : )

[ducks]

Happy 100th Day to Christian!!! He is SO CUTE and getting so chubby. :) I like the family pic. Did you cook everything yourself??

[so_su]

thank you!!! yeah, he's chunked up in the last couple of weeks. yay!

i did cook everything myself - except for the dduk. i ordered that. i did most of the food prep the night before after i put christian down for the night. i was up til' 2am. : / but it was worth it. he only turns 100 days once!