Four Schultz's and a dog in Seoul: Trains, food courts, and washing machine passports.

Today started off with a first, my new friend and I set off to find the subway station and we did!!! Very proud of myself just on that, then we actually caught the right train and got off at the right stop. Yay for me again. We went to 2001 outlet mall in search of the ballet school, to enroll Olivia and Milana. After a bit of searching we found it, found out it starts in September and we need to get a membership card to 2001 outlet to sign up.
After finding out the information we were searching for we decided to try our luck with the food court. Kimberly is vegetarian so it makes picking from the plastic replica display at the front a little more interesting. Some dishes we were trying to decide whether one item on the plate was mushroom or seafood. Once we choose our meal from the display case we went and ordered, this involved more pointing and miming. Our meals looked yummy, although was not sure which way I was meant to eat it. They lady that served us, I think was having a little giggle then she hand gestured I was meant to mix it all together. Was very tasty, although it got very spicy towards the end.


the subway entrance.

was hoping to loose weight here, but these and even worse Krispy Kremes are everywhere.


all the shops had signs all over them, thankfully the one we were looking for was in English

Got home from a successful shopping trip, put some washing on, took Olivia for a walk to see the fountain. By the time we got to the fountain Olivia was asleep, so we turned around and came home. Went to hang the washing out only to discover my passport in the pocket of Art's shorts. He had taken it to pick up Molly yesterday and forgot, then put his shorts in the wash. So tomorrow guess what we will be up to. Visit to the Australian embassy I am guessing.
Trying to get out of my sad and or angry mood, we take the kids back down to the fountain for a play.