Day 3

Here are a few pictures and our journals for today.

 At the airport. 

 

Welcome!

 Playing the piano in the lounge of Evergreen dorms

 Eating at Grizzly's

 With Thomas Jefferson

 All together, goofing off

 Our first classroom

 Playing golf

 Look at the cool car!

 In front of the candy shop

 The aircraft museum

The candy shop owner with all the sweets

Nathan:
Today was a shopping day. After the ESL class was over, we went to Fargo for shopping. But before we shopped, we visited an airplane museum. There were many of them but there was one that I've recognized since it was used during the Korean war and Vietnam war. After looking around, we went to a big shopping center. There were many products such as clothes and shoes, but what surprised me was the gun that was for sale. Even though I knew the fact that the U.S. allowed guns to be sold, it was very surprising for me to see them in just a shopping center.


June:
During breakfast there were scrambled eggs and some bread. We were so starving so we asked him for more scrambled eggs in one dish for convenience. But the cook said, "DO NOT SHARE THE DISHES!!" The reason was that when we shared the same dishes we may share the same germs. Also, sharing dishes is not considered to be clean. On the other hand, in Korean culture it is common and natural to share dishes. I think maybe this idea of sharing germs is a cultural difference.


Kevin:
We went to the department store in Fargo, North Dakota. It was pretty interesting to shop in the department store we could see real guns for hunting and bullets in there. The price was relatively cheaper than in Korea.

After visiting the department store, we went to the aircraft museum. There were many planes displayed. Most of them were used in the Korean war and Vietnam War. They were familiar to me.

I could see the national flag of the U.S. around the city. It was very different from our country. We seldom see the national flag of Korea except special holidays. Americans may be very proud of their nation and flag.