I don't wanna grow up

Today the family and I went to a shopping complex not far from our home.
My son likes the place because there is an area where he can build Legos and play with other toys.
While he was busy the Mrs. and I walked around and did a little shopping.
We bought some gifts for family members, and she also bought a memory stick.
Inside the complex there is a Toys R Us.
There are a couple stores located around the country, but most of them are in Seoul, or close to it.
Like many Toys R Us during a holiday period it was pretty packed.
Like many Toys R Us there were children there asking their parents to buy them things, but instead they were asking them in Korean.
They had a great selection of Legos, Crayola crayons (which I've never seen before in Korea) and toys for girls and boys.
We bought him some Hot Wheels cars that he could use with his track set that he got for Christmas.
The only problem with a lot of the items in the store is that we can get them for much cheaper on the Internet.
But, come next Christmas we can at least know what's hot and what the model numbers are.
Overall it was a good holiday, and most importantly it was an alcohol free holiday.
Yep, I made it through the entire weekend without having a drink.
That leaves only one more week to go before the self imposed exile ends.
How's it going so far? I've lost three kilos, or about close to six pounds.
Let's just hope that I don't put it all back on come February.