Garrett and the kids have been busy today, so I've been left to my own devices in the entertainment department. That being the case, I did what any other bored wife and mother would do: I rolled to Jeju Sauna in Duluth. If you've never been to Jeju or another Korean bath house, I highly recommend it. I'll describe what I can here, but you should check out their website before you read further.
I'll wait. Take your time.
Ok, by now you've seen the saunas made of clay, charcoal, gold & silver, jade, quartz, geodes and amethyst, and they're every bit as beautiful in person as they are on the website. They're really spectacular.
This place is like another world, a world in which your passport to several continents is TOTAL NUDITY. There's too much to cover in one post, so I'll give you a preview of some upcoming topics:
I'll wait. Take your time.
Ok, by now you've seen the saunas made of clay, charcoal, gold & silver, jade, quartz, geodes and amethyst, and they're every bit as beautiful in person as they are on the website. They're really spectacular.
This place is like another world, a world in which your passport to several continents is TOTAL NUDITY. There's too much to cover in one post, so I'll give you a preview of some upcoming topics:
- Checking In & The Locker Room
- The Jjim Jil Bang (Sauna Room) & The Baths
- My First Korean Body Scrub
I know some of you have been to Jeju (because we went together), but I hope you'll still get a few laughs out of my first solo visit to this weird and wonderful place. More soon!
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