And the journey continues

Since I haven't gotten my laptop yet I've been so bad at bloging. So prepare to see a novel here!

Okay well Saturday hahah perhaps that should be a blog itself! I met up with Simon and his sister. Basically we wanted to just get a feeling of the place so we walked around. Didn't take long til we saw some street perfomers. Singing, dancing, martial art act.  I really have to get my computer so I can upload pictures! Really cool and feels like the korean are enjoying themself and can make fun of any situation. For some reason the street performing made us crave for a beer so we walked to the bar district of Hondae. Funny thing is on our way there we where interviewed about what we think about the korean drinking culture. At that point I could cross of "Sound like an idiot on national TV" of my to-do list. Then it was of to Big Mama! lots of beer and the bartender was so sweet. We got some shots as a welcome to Korea! And yeah I have to point out that Koreans might be the friendliest people in the world. Me and Simon where on our way to the immigration office yesterday. And we looked a little confused for about 10 sec and an older gentleman walks up to us and asks if we need any help. Just a little side note. Okay back to Big Mama, after we've taken some beer we decided to keep going to another bar. We stand outside what looks like a shitty little night club. We walk inside and it was this huuuge pub inside. Orders three beers and three soju, (we where expecting it to be a shot since the price was ridicoulsy cheapm but no we get three bottles of soju). At this point we figured we have to drink it up. At this point I can assure you that I wasn't even close to being sober. And a hint to you guys who are reading this, Polish/Finnish people can drink. Meaning that I realized that food and water is needed. Thanks to Korea there is streetfood everywhere during the night. During this entire night we have walked passed four Ho bar. So our drunken minds made the wise decision to go to Ho bar number II. I think... Either way we met some really awesome people there we where able to take some really awefull pictures!! Or maybe I should just hid whenever a camera is near my drunken ass. So that was Saturday. That was the fun part

Now Sunday. Moving in day. -Yuck. Okey so my dorm wasn't as bad as some others. But seriously that was the most tiniest room and washing my laundry would only make the clothes more dirty... So now I'm moving out to my own appartment which is really nice. The rent is much higher but it's gonna be worth it! Live right by the metro station and a short busride away from school. I just have to tell you, if I live on campus I have to take the bus as well. The campus is sooooo huge. And it's on a mountain. So walking anywhere is going to be the death of me. But I do have to say the campus might be the most beautiful place I've ever seen. Everything is so green and so peaceful. And did I mention it was huge! I just have to say it one more time so you can try to realize the size!

I'm pretty sure I've missed a lot to tell you. But I have to say this (for my Omma(mom)). My korean has gotten a lot better!! Even for just have been here for five days!

Lots of love to you guys!!