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| Our 'hood |
Second day in Seoul, and it's been good so far. A bit of adjustments to get used to. It still seems like I'm in a very congested part of Northern Virginia, where koreans are H-Marts are everywhere.
Yesterday we bought our "beds," called
yos, which are really cushions, or in reference to the one I settled on, a glorified puffy comforter. More pics of the actual apartment in the next post.
It's been great to have Sung, our resident korean coordinator, who has been our translator, apartment coordinator, tour guide, and superhero. Yesterday we bought bedding and other random apartment stuff, but most importantly, laundry detergent. The trek from Thailand made our beachy clothes smell less than desirable.
In our zombie-like state, it was a wonder how we got so much done.
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| Everything had flowers. EVERYTHING. |
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| Sung (right) helping us pick the right yo |
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| Main drag of food that is close to our apts |
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| Mandu -- my first meal in Seoul |
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| Delicious Noodles |
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| Our first visit to the E Mart |
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