Rob and Terry headed to Seoul with me on November 8th. They needed to pay for their flights home and wanted to do some shopping and I wanted to get my digital camera and a couple other things. It was a good day, but a long a tiring day from all of the shopping and the drizzle. We first went to Itaewon, that is the foreigner part of town. I didn't find it that interesting, but it has lots of great souvenir shops, and some things that you can't easily find other places, like English books. Some people head their every weekend to hang out and party with other foreigners, but I think I'll skip that part of life in Korea. After that we went to Yongsan, which is the electronics market, where I got my digital camera, web cam, and a game pad for my computer.
Rob's picking up from more DVD-R's. Like everything else, you can get them a lot cheaper in Seoul then anywhere else.
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It's amazing at how much stuff there is there to buy. This is just one wall. It made think of just how many CDs there must be in the world.
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This is the first picture I took with my digital camera. This is at the Express Bus Terminal in Seoul. We are about to eat dinner before the ride home.
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Rob and I waiting for the bus. We had originally bought 8 pm return tickets when we arrived in Seoul, but ended up switching them to 6:30 pm.
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I'm not sure where Terry took this picture. It could be in Seoul, or in Daejeon. There we some signs like that this in Seoul, but there were lights everywhere, so the darkness confuses me. And it doesn't look like it's through a window or from a moving vehicle.
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