Travel Story - A Local Hair Salon In Korea

Welllll indian show did seem to have a very special relationship that transcends boundaries between South Africa and Korea, and they are exchanging letters and handwritten cards from the opposite sides of the planet. I mean that's pretty amazing. That is really cool. The other thing that's amazing, is Lindy's love for Korea and Korean culture. She must be a huge fan of Korean culture to to you, know, actually take the courage to come to Korea and try all these things. What were your thoughts on the video I loved? The liveliness in there and I sort of envied the possibility of young people today to actually travel that far right. When I came to Korea first time it took five days to get here, can you imagine how are they by planes various planes? My time there wasn't a direct flight, oh wow, and these days the young people can just you know, hop on it plane. It'S not that expensive, either mm-hmm, wonderful yeah. That is super convenient! Yes, so why don't? We continue taking a look at Lindy's trip with her pen pal hojin in Korea. The next morning, Eugene asked me what I wanted to do most during my stay in Korea. So we decided to try some of those things on my bucket list for this year's trip to Korea. I decided to get my hairstyle change at a local Korean Harrison. Would I be able to become as beautiful as the Korean celebrities I saw on TV? I was curious, who do you I'm up? I do hope you Talia would be sudo tires. The people in the hair salon in Hewitt ins neighborhood were very friendly. I wanted to get a radical makeover, but I ended up choosing a cute style as if the resource knowledge whoa, you did work. Thank you. Oh it's! So beautiful I've never really done this. I'M usually pretty lazy with my hair, so I'm so lucky to have this opportunity and I'm really happy with the results. It'S so pretty. I wanted a rim in reminding Stella for a long time. Sohyun and I took instant sticker pictures. Oh sticker food. I used to do that. I used to do that when I was younger when you were high school. Oh yeah elements. There are many interesting and exciting places in Korea like this one. It takes just a couple of minutes to capture and print out special memories. Hyojin'S hometown gwangju is famous for its delicious food. The cookie was the Korean foot a crepe the most when I was in South Africa Jochen recommended that I tried book walking cream sauce, because the original flavor would be too spicy for me. No, that money meal, this one tastes a lot like pasta, it's not spicy at all. So it's easy for me to eat, there's some bacon and some seafood inside. So it's a nice mix of flavors. That sounds really spicy, so I currently eat that. I'M not used to spicy food