Today was Korean Memorial Day, so I didn’t have class. I met up with Jeong-mi for lunch and a subsequent afternoon of window shopping in Coex Mall. Coex is a giant underground mall; according to Wikipedia, it is Asia’s largest underground shopping center.
This is a “store” I pass on my long march of death up the hill to the apartment. I always think “Garlic Garage” in my head when I walk by it.
Homestay mom and dad were at Red Rock Bar (owned by homestay uncle) for the afternoon, so homestay sister and I took a taxi there for dinner.
My first day here, homestay mom made a big deal about how homestay sister and I look really alike. I’m pretty sure we don’t.
For dinner, homestay family ordered…Chinese take-out! Just like in America, the food is fried and fatty, dripping with thick sauces. However, the dishes aren’t quite the same. Tonight was noodles with black bean sauce and deep-fried strips of pork with a sweet sauce.
Homestay uncle had a serious case of the drunk munchies. (He literally tried to force-feed me tonight by repeatedly shoving a piece of fried pork in my mouth.)
Homestay dad was really, really amused with himself for posing me as a draft-pulling bartender.








Sounds like a very entertaining night. You should get on that bartender thing…probably would learn a lot of good informal Korean that way haha
Ha ha ha! These pictures are awesome. Homestay Dad is hilarious. And no. You do NOT look like homestay sister. LOL.
Jealous your homestay family has ties to a bar. Does this mean you drink for free? Greasy Chinese food with drunk munchies is amazing.
Just laugh-cackled at work. Thank you.