Yesterday morning, I went shopping by myself. I needed to buy a present for someone's birthday, (Jessica is turning 23 at the end of the month). I was so proud of myself that I was able to communicate with the salesladies of the sizes I needed, needless to say, I had a buyers remorse afterwards because I bought something I didn't need and Jesse said just keep it when all I wanted to do is return them. I did buy something for the birthday girl and I hope she likes it. I went for a treat at Dunkin' Donuts afterwards and had Iced coffee. It sure get me going all day and evening, poor Jesse he went to bed before me, that coffee got me going.
After my happy moment, I went to meet Jesse at the Base afterwork and we took a taxi downtown just to look around and I saw a purse that is cute and Jesse was looking at wallets and I asked how much and the man told me how much and I told him I buy both if he gives me 5.00 of and he agreed. There was also a cute shoes but I talked myself out of it. How about that....I didn't know until yesterday I can "barter" in the market. I've been paying full price for all the kitchen stuff we got. Oh well, I learned something. Dinner was funny, we went to a sushi restaurant where there's a conveyer going around and you pick what you want Jesse tells me it will be expensive and I said, just once I want to try. We also ordered Udon (fat noodles) soup. lol, I couldn't use the chopstick to get the noodles out of the bowl, it went everywhere, the server (waitress) came to my rescue and gave me fork instead. The term came to mind and I told Jesse, "stupid filipino's (american) ha ha ha. It was really funny, and it wasn't expensive at all, less than $15.00 including tips, we give tips even though it is not necessary.
Driving......don't get me started. Lol, it is insane how people drive here. There are stop lights and lanes, only for suggestions to follow I think. You think L.A. drivers are crazy, come and experience it here and you feel that heaven is so close, you are at the gate. I mean they drive inches away from each other and they cut off each other all the time, I guess that's normal. I told Jesse we are not getting a car. Oh yeah, they have moped drivers...if the light is red, they go on the sidewalk and bypass the light, imagine that. They toot their horn at each other all the time.
Except when they're driving, they are very polite people.
This is only one day's experiences, I will post today's later on which is the opposite of yesterday, so stay tune...
Hi Mila- i enjoyed reading your blog- keep it up :) Cockroaches- ewww- those are one of the only things that really gross me out!
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Hi Mila
ReplyDeleteI had to get Melissa to send the blog address. The one I had kept taking me to Jessica's page! I love your 1st day. This is the start of a book. An American in Korea.
Love and miss you
Sue
UPDATE!!!
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