Coffee in Korea is also known as tea...

So, being that I have been living in the land of Starbucks for the past 8ish years now, when I wake up in the morning having the most horrible headache in all of history all I want is some coffee. However, at breakfast this morning I'm pretty sure that they were ultra clever in trying to please us Americans by labeling one of the tea carafes "tea" and the other "coffee"...both being tea of course. Smart. Veeeery smart.

Had some kimchi and rice for breakfast too...I figure I should start getting used to this. But here's something you wouldn't expect (or maybe some of you who actually know something about geography would) is that Korea is FREEZING. It was 10 degrees last night and there is snow everywhere. Good thing I brought almost all of my flip flops.