Bonus post

We ventured in to a store called Mega Mart recently. We had heard tales of how wonderful this place was and that it was the best one-stop shopping around. "It's the most like a grocery store you would find in the States," is the refrain we had heard most. Indeed, it was big and we immediately noticed the large- (what we would consider normal-) sized juice boxes. Most of the things in our neighborhood produkti are pretty tiny, or so we think. They also had two rows of serve-yourself frozen seafood. I thought this was brilliant and kind of gross at the same time. It's awesome to be able to take home exactly how much you want from the store, but it's also a little concerning that these rows were wide open for anything to fall into (or any little one to stick their hands in and play). We were mainly on a reconnaissance mission, so opted out of the frozen fishy things, but now we know where to get them.