Costco in Korea, What?

That’s right, Seoul, Korea has Costco and a bunch of us girls spent or Friday night shopping and eating at Costco, it was wonderful. Going to Costco was like walking into the United States. It looks the same as home, for the most part, and has a lot of the same stuff as home as well. Hungry, we immediately went to the food court to order pizza and some soft serve ice cream. Shocked at how environmentally conscientious Costco is, or maybe just Korea, they served our pizza on reusable plates and also had real silverware. I think this is something the US could put into effect. Any how, with our tummies full we were ready to shop. Overwhelmed by all the American food I forced myself to simply pick up some basic necessities, frozen veggies, bagels, pasta, evoo, tofu, carrots and apples. Doing my best to not go over board I opted to create an imaginary list in my head for what I will pick up the next time I go, at the top is balsamic vinegar and wine. It’s a good thing I don’t have a car because I think I might go shopping crazy at Costco if I did but since I have to carry home everything I buy I know I cant buy more then what I can carry. Our Friday night adventure to Costco was tons of fun and I only wish I would have known ahead of time because then I could have brought my own card. Hey mom…you think you can send me my card?