I love breakfast in Korea and have been dreaming about honey bread since the last time we took the hop over. The honey bread is on the plate in the background. I gambled and lost on the white bean waffles in the front. They looked yummy, but had the consistency of shoe glue. (Note the peace sign from Helen. This is totally normal in Asia)
We got to go to the temple while we were in Seoul - what a blessing!
I talked Ryan into taking me back to where I got my haircut the last time we were there. The best haircuts I've had while in Asia have been in Korea, and at only 15.00 USD it really is a steal.
Here are the girls outside a traditional dress shop in Korea.
Markets are fun no matter where you are. Luckily, all the fish products were dry so it didn't smell hardly at all.
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