Top 5 things family finds most surprising compared to what they're used to in US. Top 10 ways that raising your twins is different from how they raised their kids in the US. A Korean beauty day with your sister and mum. Your family's favorite foods in Korea.

Your parents trying street food in Korea! IDK why I love people eating street food lol. I would love to see that trend of who knows you best between your family and Mr. Moon, and them going to kids places with the babies.

OMG it’s already been a year?!?! I would love to see the interaction between all the grandparents!

Your dad changing the babies diapers and just the family taking care of them.. the babies faces and reactions to seeing your family for the first time.

Seeing Korea and trying food!!

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Yes! I remember the video where she introduced him to us!

Congratulations

Me too! 😀❤

I was stationed at Camp Edwards. Seven miles from the DMZ.

You got to be quick or they run and hide. Haha. After you catch one and they hear one car cry. They all sense danger hahaha

I was like, snatch those cats!

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And didn’t even get a ride back home😭 she said to the bus stop I’m like deg do she live in the suburbs too?

She is definitely a real friend and a keeper for life! Always show her how much you love and appreciate her.

Any friend that comes over on moving day is a KEEPER!! 😂🙌

😻😻😻😻 thanks so much lady!

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totally agree

#1 imooo

I love that they’re both westerners and they asked each other what this one Korean word translated to English is. Clay room.😂

I think they are cousins

@@miluda176 theyre not related

@@miluda176I thought that at first too because Carson sounded like cousin

Your mother in law is so sweet

It made my back even more buff.. so I’m more muscular now hahaha. Hoping it will go down a bit haha

​​​@@MrsMeganMoonyou look incredible Megan! I'm so happy for your new change, I wish you the best on this journey so exciting.

@@MrsMeganMoon Buff is great though! You rock them mama muscles! My toddler is clingy so I'm still building muscle as she gets heavier. My 2nd kid is due in June and thinking I'll have to get a carrier like the one you have, no way my 2 year old is gonna let me carry baby and not her lol

My partners mom is like this too and it's nice but can also be a lot. We really don't want to exploit her like that because she is already a professional cleaner as her literal job so we feel like she shouldn't do too much in her free time. We allowed her to do the big clean with us after we put in the new wiring and had to open up the walls but that's it.

The Asian love language is always acts of service haha

Yeah!! Explore and move around! It was the best decision I ever made!!

Congratulations.

Am from Dallas tx las move to Korea together

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My mom is like that as a grandma too, it's wild. XD Like a switch flips when there's a grand-baby, and she gotta be sure my kid (soon to be kids) aren't on a dirty floor even if I just vacuumed lol

i wish you'd come to my house...sigh...

I think that's pretty common because it's someone else's essence and spirit u need to clear out. Even if people don't view it in those terms.😅

I was looking for this comment 😅 Totally agree with you btw random person from the Internets.

Right. Moving in America is a pain in the arse gaaah. Literally you can just chill out in Korea haha

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They exist, you have to pay a lot of money for them to do that

yes it should cost u at least 10,000 for that kind of service maybe 5,000 if just an apt they literally have such a painful hard job I would never agree unless they were compensated fairly . also I'd move my impt stuff in my car no way I'd risk any other way . in the states people have had all stuff stolen

​​@@janityy I have moved places every two years and my last move was done with my brother only. He helped me move everything in and out but I packed and unpacked everything. I got a quote from several moving companies and the cheapest one was charging over $2000 just to move my stuff. I'm a single person who didn't even have kitchen and living room stuff 😂 and that price was only to move stuff in and out of the truck, it didn't include packing, unpacking and putting the stuff in the right place inside the house. Poor people in USA really struggle, this country is only for the rich. Everything is mad expensive.

Yeah. Korean mother in laws are awesome like that~ ❤❤

Hahaha. I’m not that old. I came to Korea in 2012 right after college graduation. But it does feel like much longer I suppose haha.

@MrsMeganMoon lmao FACTS 🤣 I'm from Louisiana so everything prior to 2014 is cash money records LOL! (Even though I AM that old 🤭) Love to see you how you guys have grown and the great things you continue to do! Supporting yall forever! 🤎🤎🤎

I remember when I was a child watching her channel and her name was chonun migook saram ,.which in translation is Dollar American person. I was wondering why she named herself that 😅😂