Rough weekend

“I had an awesome time!”
“I know that you had an awesome time. I think the entire town knows you had an awesome time.”

Main point of every SCH EV To do list is a Field Trip. It's been off mine this list since last weekend. Hrrrrrchrrrllluuuuuubbbaaaeeee!! In other words, it was rough.
To cover the main purpose, why everybody goes to the trip (consuming major amount of contents of alcohol bottles and socialize with other students), we first went to the Ginseng World Expo in Geumsan, which was eee ... interesting. I mean, I've definitely learnt at least some facts about a miracle drug ginseng, there were however two minor problems. First, if this plant is mainly "good for men's health", why the heck did we, a group of students living in EV (which creates specific conditions in this area), go there? Second, why despite such a bad taste of ginseng there is everything from g-chocolate to g-liqueur? (which tastes quite ok:)
After few hours hanging around exhibition area we moved to some mountain resort with fake Mongolian yurts where we later had a dinner and ... hm ... second - liquid - dinner. It was lots of fun, my group won a singing contest - maybe because I didn't sing, but took lots of pictures instead - and everybody met lots of new people and really had an awesome time. On very-hard-to-bear Saturday morning we just had a breakfast, returned to campus and had the rest of the week to recov... I mean - to finish all our school duties.

Busted!

Scheisse Katze!!! $20 for WHAT??? Ok then... I'll never ever ever again cross the street out of the designated crossing... but man, this is sick. Especially if it's me who's trying to jump under the very low flying cars, then why is fined Korean friend only?

Morning Calm at 순천향대학교

You may call it Kimchi Funland, place where your liver will finally die, or country where every guy would kick your a*s thanks to his taekwon-do skills, however the only truth is, that east Asia ultimately rocks! Seoul definitely is a place, that will eat your ... (you know what) once and forever.
So I am back. Even in pictures. And I love it again. Major upgrade has been done since the last time in many areas. Like e.g. accommodation facilities (major +); and I've decided to take this year more serious classes focused on Korea - like International Relations (maybe kinda boring but at least book is awesome) and Korean Government. Plus tons of language classes, Taekwon-do, Academic Club and so far 18 exchange Korean students. I can't really say that I would be bored. Everything is just kinda expensive... like additional costs during first week (phone, visa, books, T-uniform)... Bang. $250. F.C.UK!! I wonder if there are any advantages to be declared bankrupt now, or if there is chance to survive on 김밥 for next few months.
And so on... I went to capital last weekend, see the game and just look around, if anything has changed. There are still many places to cover. Some more compact story should follow soon.

Right, late night all around and I have to be in school every day at 9. Truly unfair.
Still too many questions stay unanswered:
- Did it make sense to leave?
- Does it make sense to return?
- Does anything that has something to do with people, especially opposite genders, make sense?
- Will my home uni roundhouse kick me off just because I simply can't come to the office and start another semester with signing some paper?
- How does SARS look like, like me right now?
- Is anybody reading this crap?
- and many more...
So that's about it, luv ya!

Yo, movie of the year coming soon (Trailer Download, 33,26 MB)