We really liked Qoo when we were in Japan. It's a brand of juice-drink (actually a coca-cola product) with this crazy one-eared cat for a mascot. Anyway, we found some at a Japanese market here in Atlanta. They had Pokari Sweat as well, but that was too expensive.
The second was the big E-day, and we've now got the new touch-screen voting machines here in town. They seemed to work without any problems.
Saturday night we were going to find a random Pho place for dinner out on Buford Highway, but we ended up going to this little korean noodle place. I had some great ginseng-chicken noodle soup. It was really good because the noodles were freshly made.
They had some red pepper at the table for use as a condiment, but the canister it was in was pretty goofy so I took a picture of it. I guess it's pretty typical of asian housewares. It says "cute collection" on it, but somehow it just doesn't seem to match the fiery death of the korean red pepper. The kimchi-daikon (gaktugi? - no idea how to spell it) was really good so we also bought a big jar of that.
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