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TaeYang, you make my day. “I wanna make love to you, baby say my name. Hanbondo, hanbondo, let’s do it again.” LOL! That’s the only part that’s like.. well stuck in my head. Ahh.. Taeyang. There’s nothing wrong with this.
So, I was thinking about telling you about my Chuseok, but that didn’t really feel necessary, since it was basically like Jennie’s explanation. So, I was thinking about talking about random things. Cool, right? Yeah.
Last week, we had a break from school, because of Chuseok – duhh! I brought all my books to study. Srsly, my estimation of the weight of my books would be infinite. That’s actually possible. I swear. Except for the day of Chuseok and the two days Jennie and I went to Seomyeon (I’ll write more about that later), I had a lot of time to study. The question would then be: Did you study? 😀 😀 😀
Answer: Meh. Cause well, I did study, but not as efficient as I thought I would. The only things I did was chemistry and swedish. It just takes so much more time when you’re doing everything alone. Pahhhhh.
Anyway.. on to the more fun part. Jennie and I went to Seomyeon – basically a shopping district. Dude, I swear.. it’s not like any kind of shopping place I’ve ever seen before. It’s a freaking underground shopping area. I can honestly say that I’ve never seen anything like this ever, not even on TV. You go down to the subway.. and then it just continues, continues and continues..! NUTS! Oh, and there’s so much too shop. A few know that I suck when it comes to shopping. That day I managed to shop for approx. 1200 SEK! I’d say that’s pretty good, since I got a lot of stuff for it. I shall list the items, for the ones who might be just a teeny bit interested:
That was it. That’s pretty good for 1200 SEK!
The cool part about shopping that day was that it was our first time going to town alone. Without anyone to guide us or anything. That’s skilled. Speaking of which, haha.. while I was waiting for the train in the subway, this guy passes by and I notice something.. He’s AFRICAN! HA, he noticed that I was kinda African too, and we said hi! It was awesome, lol. Connection right there.
Then in the train there was this other black guy who sat next to me, but that kinda ruined it, because well.. it’s supposed to be more of a, well.. how do you say it, unique moment? Lol. Sort of. It’s South Korea, give me a break.
This week there wasn’t anything special, except for the midterm hype. It’s kinda nuts here. The only thing, literally, the students do is to study. Study, study and STUDY. Kinda funny, cause well.. it’s pretty equivalent to the IB system. But then we only have it once a year. They have it 4 times a year. That’s pretty nuts. It’s happened twice where people kinda just pass by crying. The pressure is massive, and sometimes the teachers here don’t really make it easier for them. These students are the future of South Korea, and they won’t really get the chance to forget that. Since South Korea’s been so vulnerable in the past, they’ve been so eager to compensate and get to the top, basically (so awkward if these thoughts are so far away from the truth). So it really is that the future generations have to be at their top too.
Oh, and we ordered pizza. These guys from 2nd grade helped us with ordering it, cause well.. let’s face it, our Korean’s not strong enough to make complete sentences without looking like idiots, lol.
Last night we ordered cookies and partied at the dorm, hihih. Yes, actually we did order cookies. I know, that sorta thing doesn’t exist in Sweden. You can barely order pizza here.. haha. They can even order McDonald’s here for Christ’s sake. I’m still trying to figure out why they’re still so darn skinny.
Pictures coming up next! Press on the picture to get a bigger image, I can’t really upload them big cause I uploaded so many.
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– Actually never mind, I realized there’s something called “SLIDESHOW”, good job.
Take care, peeps.. and I shall write ASAP, or try.
– NAOMI