Megan CP#5 - Mrs. Kim


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Date/Time: 06/20/18
Location: Leon County Library Main Branch
Topic discussed: Riley Rose, South Korea Beauty, and Alaska
Cultural and/or linguistic topics you and your partner learned: 
I told Mrs. Kim about Riley Rose, which is a new indie store that popped up in Governor's Square Mall. When I went, they had a lot of K Beuaty items, and told her about them. I said they may have something in the store that she missed from home. All of the packaging is in Korean, and have some cute stuff (not necessarily Korean) there as well, and she should go check it out!

We eventually got onto the topic of fish and sushi, and how I was spoiled by amazing seafood from Alaska. She said her husband has always wanted to visit, and we talked about the seafood and wildlife. I showed her a video of a bicyclists encounter with a moose, and she was fascinated that it was so easy to observe wildlife there.

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