The 15th day of the eighth month in the Chinese lunar calendar(which, in Gregorian calendar, falls tomorrow, September 19th, in this year) is a holiday in several North East asian countries, similar to Thanksgiving of the United States in it's nature. The holiday is called Chu Seok(추석, 秋夕, also called Joong Chu Jeol[중추절, 仲秋節] or Ga Bae[가배, 嘉俳]) in Korea, and Zhong Qiu Jie(中秋節) in China.

So, happy holiday for my Korean and Chinese watchers!

And as for me, I guess I should finish weeding the nursery after the lunch break ends.