Seoul Food...Not so much

Flight number eight, from Bangkok to Seoul, was slightly delayed, but it wasn't a full flight so we got to spread out a bit. Heidi had a row of four seats to herself. We both slept for most of the five hours. We opted for a room in the transit hotel here at the airport to make the eight hour layover more comfortable. Not something we would normally do (I spent a 10-hour layover in Heathrow on a bench and a luggage carousel at a deserted boarding gate), but we've taken to treating ourselves on this, our one and only honeymoon. The airport fast food is not great, considering the delectable fare we had in Thailand, but the accommodations are better than the strip mall of duty-free shops downstairs. We have about four more hours to kill before flight nine, Seoul to San Francisco. From there, or Portland, we'll try to get our two-day domestic flight changed to something more direct and thereby avoid the overnight layover in Dallas. (Pam, if you're reading this, we will contact you when we have more information.)

-K