The last step to Seoul.

I had an interview for my visa today. My mom and I drove to Atlanta this morning so we could be to the Korean Consulate by 3PM. I had never been to the city of Atlanta before (just the airport). I was surprised, it's really nice here. Although a little chilly right now. Anyways, my interview was a group interview with 3 other people. Kind of interesting...there was one girl in the interview who was completely fluent in Korean. The actual interview only took about 20 minutes...after driving about 6 hours to get here. I can pick the visa up tomorrow...then go back home.
After we got done with the interview, I met up with my Mom and we started walking to go check out the Coke Museum. On our way we were accosted by a guy who wanted to "help" us find where we were going. I was a little suspicious, but he seemed nice enough. He walked us down the street close to the museum and aquarium and when we got there he asked us for $8. Mind you, he walked us 3 blocks away from where we were originally. So much for southern hospitality. Guess that was something we had to learn first hand...never again. The coke museum was cute...there was stuffed polar bear that waved at us and we got to try 64 different flavors of soda from different countries.

My Mom and the large coke bottles.

This was supposed to be the two of us, but I cut off my head...I need to get better at these.
Peachtree St.; although I didn't see any peach trees....Mission accomplished.