DRUNK DRAMA

Earlier this year, i started actively surfing through my university's international office website. The purpose to that is none other than i was looking for a chance to spend my summer break (re: summer exchange program) in another country and of course, for free. Unfortunately, not all of the programs offered were free, being such an economical type of a person, i kept looking until i came across this program called SeoulTech International Summer School where everything is for free except the round trip airfare which was a good deal. I started preparing all documents needed for the application and of course me being such a procrastinator, gave all the documents on the last day of application. Well done. Fast forward to mid May, i got an email from SeoulTech saying that i was accepted to participate in this turn out to be such an unforgettable program. Not only i am so honored to be one of 89 students chosen from around the world, but also to go in behalf of my university.

After all these sleepless nights with Kdramas, all these tteobokki, all these samyang, i finally got a chance to go to the city, one of the places which is on my must-visit checklist. And in the end, i have to say that Seoul is such a city, not only because i had to walk everywhere and lost 2 kilos in less than 2 weeks, but also the people who is really nice, of course not all of them but still. Like when my 3 Taiwanese friends and i had to go to the nearest subway station and took a city bus with 20ish kilos worth of luggage each, we came to meet the nicest bus driver i have ever met. He voluntarily got off from the driver seat and helped us with our luggage and even said a proper goodbye. How nice. Spending two weeks which is such a short time to be in the city where the traditional and modern collide, i gotta say that i learnt a lot.

-MES-


To the brightest black of yesterday.

To the darkest black of today.

Or,

To my favorite wish of yours for me that seems to be coming true.



Bisous.