Kiwi in Korea 3 - pizza with fries

Howdy everyone. hope you are all fine and dandy.

Had pizza tonight, we thought we would try the vegetarian pizza, it came with fries - litterally, they were on the pizza, under the cheese.  Weird never tasted so good.  I bought fizzy that I was hoping was lemonade but it turned out to be a really nice cider instead, both K and I really enjoyed it and I hope to find it in the supermarket.  Everybody thinks K is my sister until I spell out she is my daughter (very good for the ego I must say).

Met the grade one Middle School kids I will be teaching yesterday.  They are so cute.  It was introductions and they were asking lots of questions, how old are you is the first usually followed by how tall are you and lots of gasps at 175cm lol (actually I'm 174.7 but I round up ^_~).  Hehe, one class was confused that I had a daughter but had never been married and thought I should marry Mr Lee one of the English teachers.  ha.  One girl asked if I was overweight and I said a little bit, I went on to say I had lost 15 kgs and she was oh I'm sorry (for being rude and asking) but actually it didn't bother me in the slightest.  I'm just so glad to have lost it, I couldn't give a rat's patootie who knows.

My daughters bed arrived today (we have been sharing), I nearly choked on my laughter (which I kept to myself until I was alone in my flat) when I saw the bedding they have provided for her - it is all pink and floral, my girl is punk/goth/emo.

Now I have been reimbursed for my flight and paid everybody here back, hopefully I can get some oil and have hot water.  Cold showers are all very well (it is warm here) but nothing beats a hot shower.

K is finally getting better at going outside, realising the value of a small bow and smile, honestly lots of people stare but at small bow and smile (and I say annyounghaseyo) they smile and say hello back and sometimes stop and talk (usually in Korean) and often shake my hand.   Very sweet.

The local kids still run after me saying "hello, my name is..., how are you, fine thank you, goodbye" (the extent of their english) and giggling hysterically when I reply.  I don't mind though, I think it's endearing.

Well its half way through the week, I hope you are all surviving  only two more days until the weekend!