While in South Korea, we were able to attend the temple. It really feels like this one is on top of a mountain. Can you tell that it was yellow day?
I decided that I wanted to get my haircut in Seoul and asked at an information desk at one of the malls and they gave us a map and marked the spot. Sadly we didn't think to look up at the signs to find it on the third floor. And even if we had looked up, there were no scissors or other pictures to help us find it. We had to go to a second information desk to find it.
I got the best haircut ever: shampoo, cut, & style for 18000 won ($15.43). I had brought a picture so that she could replicate the style of some superstar. Ryan came up looking for me with the girls when I wasn't done at the scheduled time (it takes awhile to cut each hair on my head 3 times). When they came in the hairdressers grabbed Alice and Jane and took pictures with them and chit-chatted with Helen.
Ryan got a new pair of glasses and the optometrist gave the girls a pair of sunglasses each in their favorite colors. As if they couldn't get more popular with the locals...
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I like the sunglasses and the hairdo. Every three months you'll have to take the hop to Korea for a trim. (Most people just go down the street.)
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