Birds at a Traditional Tea House (전통 찻집)

In a small little area inside of Seoul, 인사동 (In-Sah-Dong), there's a quaint traditional tea house. They serve old traditional herbal/medicinal teas. I had "harmony tea"? Don't remember exactly. The tea was aiite, but they had little finches flying around inside! They serve a small cracker-like snack to eat with the tea, but I ended up using it as bait for my pictures. Mwahaha. I still don't know if I'm allowed to feed the birds. They crapped on the table. They didn't crap in my tea though. I think that's all that matters, right?

Let me know what you think.

And I'm pretty sure the only people that are gonna be seeing this blog is Jillian, Eric, Wes, and Andrew. Hahahaha. :) There's all yalls' shoutout.

I'm getting my hair cut.

I was going to try to make this blog all about pictures, but this is an exception.

I'm waiting for my turn at a small beauty parlor to get my hair cut. I talked a bit with these people and now they want my to come back and hang out with them. They want to practice their english on me or just learn from me. I feel like some sort of sensei. Hahahaha.

I have church at 1:30pm and right now is 12:30pm.

Hope I make it on time.

This place offers coffee, tea, or juice.
They shampoo and condition your hair after it's cut.
Complimentary internet (hence this post)
All of the above along with the haircut for $10!

I think that's a deal.

Well, I'm gonna log off now and look around aimlessly and pretend that I don't feel awkward. :)
Yay for not being able to speak and completely understand Korean!!
Yay second generation!!
...lol.

Starting fresh. =)

My adventures in Korea!

Let me know what you think. :)