Lunch and Buttons

I had Indian food for lunch today, which was the first time I've had it in Korea. It was actually pretty similar to the Indian food we have in the states, which was surprising and disappointing (I was sure that squid would be involved). It was a little spicier, and there were a variety of different types of Lassies (is that the plural of "Lassi?"). I had pomegranate. I'm going to attempt to have pizza tonight, which I've been craving since I got home last night and found a take-out flyer for "June Pizza & Ckicken." I'll pass on the ckicken, but I really could go for a good slice. Rumor has it that Domino's is actually really good here.

Other cool discovery--in the elevators in some of the more modern buildings, if you push an elevator button once it's been lit up, it will go off. So you can "un-do" a trip to a floor if you inadvertantly push the wrong button. Sounds convenient, although it must be disappointing for teenage pranksters who like to push all the buttons in an elevator and make it stop at every floor. Not that I'd know...