Seoul!!!

This city is ginormous!!!! A few things we have noticed are even though we are in the heart of party central there is no loud screaming from college students and we have not heard one siren. I do not feel scared here and we were out last night just walking around and there were elderly folks, young children, business men and college students all out like it was the middle of the day. We ate at a KMC chicken joint last night and the employees spoke NO english. They were very kind and we managed to order some very tasty honey type of chicken. They served it with little white cubes of what tasted similar to cole slaw. It was a very tiny little place that seated maybe 15 people. It was good and they brought like a platter for us to share. Diet pop is kind of hard to find so we found a little convenience store that sold it by the liters so I was able to get some coke zero. They drink lots of tea and beer here. Also several coffee houses. The streets are very narrow and curvy. Tons of mopeds and bicycles. You definately have to pay attention where you are going. Tomorrow rather today we are going on the subway to a traditional type open market and on a bus tour. We want to continue to eat authentic type of food while we are here and step out of our comfort zone. This is how Miles HaeWon will feel when he gets home and I think it is good for everyone to step out of their comfort zone at some point. If time, we are also going on a palace tour.