Hanging out, waiting for my flight from Oki to Korea. It was about a 2 hour flight and I flew on our least favorite airline- Peach, because the price was right.
I had a window seat, which I rarely get. But it was nice. The is my first look at Korea out the window.
Our room at the Dragon Hill Lodge. It was a really nice place to stay with a lot to do.
Our subway entrance. We were afraid we wouldn't know where to get back out! But we only took the subway once. We did use the station as a place for our clueless taxi driver to get us close enough to the base! This subway entrance is about an 8 minute walk from the hotel on base.
We were not sure how we felt about this! Gas mask stations in the subway?!!
I was so excited to be adulting properly and figuring out how to get where we wanted to go, so I had to document it in this selfie.
Waiting at the eye clinic to begin and feeling a little nervous.
April, at one of the 8 or so stations.
This one was weird! They put numbing drops in your eyes, and then put these stiff cardboard things on your bottom eyelid. It only felt like you had something in the corner of your eye- not painful, just odd. It measured your tear production. You had to sit there for 5 minutes.
First post-Lasik selfie!
Us with the awesome lady named Gana, who helped us through it all. We love her a lot!
This is how happy we were after we were done. So happy!
Found a Peanut's shop in the area and needed this picture for my dad.
The Korean War Memorial was just across the street and down a block from the Base gate to the hotel. It was awesome.
There were tons of different aircraft and stuff to check out.
They had a real boat (ship?!) that had been damaged in an altercation and still had shrapnel holes in it. We had a great time looking at it.
The Museum had the history of Korea and some cool stuff, like this 1:2.5 scale boat.
And the castle replica was gorgeous.
Last photo at the airport before we had to separate.
Me, all excited about the Auntie Annes. Oh yes, I did get a yummy treat before my flight!





















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