안녕하세요.. Anneonghasaeyo..

안녕하세요.. Anneonghasaeyo..

At last, I'm home, after a full week of walking and experiencing another different culture.
Right now in the middle of the night, I start my opening of my first post on my Korea trip.. But I'm too tired, I think I'll continue to sleep first..

KOREA,
a magical place, for someone like me, a Kpop and Kculture fan.

I would say my trip was like a dream come true;

all those dramas and shows, appearing before me,

even the sound of the locals speaking Korean seems surreal to me,

what more to say me speaking weird and broken Korean which they seem to understand.

I'm in love............... with Korea of course..

All those plannings seems to be lacking even though I brought along another approximately 2kg papers of details (I'm talking serious stuff)..

YESsss, backpacking is tiring.. especially in a country with languages you can't speak..

and where English are rarely used..

when you are lost, you die..

=P kidding

We encountered a few cases where we couldn't find our way, locals which we asked were super helpful, though they can't really speak English, but you can see that they are determined to find you your way (though sometimes we got lost again after asking.. argghh..). I still remember the ahjushi who were so helpful, he spent around 10min talking and showing us the way..

There're so much to share, but so many shows waiting for me.

Will try to get it all out before they fade away, but I doubt they will.

Korea makes me feel calm, at ease, kinda like a destresser (is there a word like this?), my mind would lock the memories in, I hope..

I know I'm rambling.. sorry can't help it..

Am still thinking how I will present out those exciting but tiring experience, haha.

Will stop here for now, next post would begin with Jeju I presume.

Till then, have fun...! With life!

Don't slouch!

Oh, the last message's for me.