And I continue....

May 16

I ventured to a traditional Korea village. It was okay. Just some cool houses. I then walked around Itaewon... Exciting, I know.

Katie and I met up and then we to the Han River. We just walked along the river and ate fried chicken. True story.

May 17

So, I found this site where you could sign up for a free walking tour of Seoul. I thought, "Hey, I like walking...I should do this. There's probably a lot of people interested in this; it'll be fun to be in a group."

Boy was I wrong.

It was me and the old Korea man guide.

Cool.

Overall it was okay. I could barely understand his English but he showed me interesting parts of Seoul. You know, like an outdoor flea market where you could by cassette players.

Katie and I went to Seoul Tour for the evening. We round a strange elevator to get up and then rode the monorail. We met these guys who were...outgoing to say the least. Two of them were Italian and one was French but they were speaking Spanish to eat other...

I wish I lived in Europe so I could be that multilingual.

Anyhow, we walked around Myeong-dong with them for a bit. On our way we ran into people dressed kinda like Teletubbies and we struck a pose.

We then ran into someone who was famous and people where freaking out about it.

And of course, Katie and I had ice cream for dinner. This should come as no surprise.