Here Fishy, Fishy!!

The last weekend in February, Nate took us to Coex Mall. He SAYS that this is one of the largest malls in the world...I guess it was pretty big. (ok so he just made me look it up and according to the internet it is the largest "underground" mall in Asia (we didn't know it was underground) supposidly 85,000 square meters. So I guess it is smaller than what Nate REALLY thought :) Inside they have an aquarium which is the reason for us going to this specific mall. It was a good size place too. It was fun to see Morgan get so excited about the fish. It was even more fun to see daddy and Morgan running around together, mommy is just getting slower these days :)
It was even more interesting what people would take pictures of while in the aquarium. Just in case none of you believe how many people stop to take pictures of Morgan, we took a picture of them taking pictures of Morgan...however...they are on my phone and we have yet to figure out how to get them down loaded onto the computer so if any of you know how if you could let us know that would be great...also if you know how to read Korean on a cell phone that would also help.
Morgan's biggest interst at the aquarium amazingly enough, were the penguins. (at the library for story time a couple of weeks ago we read stories of penguins and made a picture and walked around like them.)
After the aquarium we went out to dinner at the Outback where we got the first "Morgan" discount. We got free sodas because she was so cute. (I hope she can continue to pull that off the older she gets!)
As we walked out, we noticed people walking by awfully fast. Looking in the direction from where they came there was a group of protesters coming. (here they call them demonstrations). We of course started walking fast as well and tried to continue to walk in the opposite direction. However, EVERY Saturday here is demonstration day so they are all over and Koreans all seem to be used to it. Everyone is standing at a light ready to cross casually while on their dates and in their high heels while we were thinking we should be running cause the police are pushing people back with their big shields right next to us. I don't think I've ever held on to Morgan as tight as I did then.