Chuseok Concluded

In the interest of concluding this post of our Chuseok weekend, I may (I will) just construct a photo montage instead. I know I know. I’m probably committing some kind of “blog faux pas” by doing so, but there seems to be an obstruction in the way of the creative juices.

Photo montage begins .... Now!

We met up with fellow Americans, Paige and Annie for a day of palace touring...

 ..which then led us to these little critters ...

... followed by a slight detour to Myeong-dong shopping district (I don't know why the picture quality is so poor. Boo!) ...

 ... where you can find a plethora of t-shirts in "English". (I'm just wondering what "they" were trying to say ...hmmm)



Seems so much more appealing when it's written in Old English Text

I'll try to resist the URGE!

Could it be?!? We stumbled upon this little treasure while walking around Hong Dae. That became our 2nd Mexican meal in Korea. Krissy and I had Mexican for my "last supper" in the states and she and I joked around that it would be my last time having Mexican food for a while. Yeah, we had a good laugh. I'm not laughing anymore.

I end with this photo. Koreans take their karaoke very seriously. If you look closely, this was a 5 story building with little individual karaoke rooms. I'm sorry, but Sing Sing has nothin' on Korea. Notice the girl in the upper right corner by herself. Watch out! Korean Idol in the making.