Walking home and seeing and middle-aged man in a nice suit walking down the street humming.
Shiny men’s suits.
Window displays that would never be allowed in America. (See: Things You Wouldn’t See Where I’m From)
English slogans written by Koreans. You might get the gist, but they often don’t make much sense.
Warm knit gloves in every color for 3,000-5,000 won.
Green giraffe print wallets.
The solar dolls that move their head back and forth, like my “Smiley Guy on a Toilet”.
Totally inappropriate kids’ items. Like a teddy bear keychain, where the bear is wearing “Rocky Horror-esque” lingerie.
No sales tax, low income tax (3.5%), and my pension contributions refunded at the completion of a minimum of one year working in Korea.
Finding Obama socks in Korea.
A huge teal feathered pen.
Little Miss sweatshirt for adults.
A pen that looks like a flowering twig. I was so jealous when Erin brought this to work one day. It was a free gift when she bought makeup at InnisFree.
A Burberry-patterned pencil case.
McDonald's carry-out drinks have their own specially-designed carrying bags.
Animal lamps.
Corsets are back in fashion for daily wear. :)
Happy scrubby pads.
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