Wedding Daze, The last days have been mild compared to before the wedding. EJ and I woke up with a lot of stress being lifted. EJ repeated to herself in disbelief, “It’s over.”

Dad and Anita came into Seoul to see the palaces. I was going to go with them, but I was too tired. EJ and I cleaned the house.

Around noon, I received a call from Ben saying that Mom and Brian were looking for some foodage. I told them to me at Beomgye. The taxi driver left in a strange point in the middle of Beomgye not near the station. The intention was to locate some of the famous Korean fried chicken. However, since the chicken fried food is generally considered a drink, no places in the area is open for lunch.

After some wandering, we found Misoya, a pork chop from Japan together. They just wanted something fried to settle their stomachs, after all that fun and drinking.