Especially snail mail that comes from lovely family members who are surprisingly nice enough to feed my gum-fix and add other cute, fun randoms?
Yay! June care package!
Let me just say that getting care packages evokes an emotion/Michelle that is similar to 4 year old Michelle, who Aunt Kathy would buy GIANT Pixie Stix from the Piseco Lake Lodge, and then this person would eat all of. DUN DUN SUGAR RUSH!
UNO! HUZZAH!
I promptly got my butt kicked. I need to up my Uno game.
We tried playing Scrabble Apple, which isn't that hard, but you have to be good at anagrams...I'll brush up on those later
Yeah gum! Yeah cookies! Yeah Chickpeas!
Gracias fam!
This area is very well-known for 다하누촌 (Dahanoo) beef. I'm not sure what makes it so special or so expensive.
There are certain Korean agricultural products (like beef and rice), which are protected by the government, so farmers have the ability to charge up the butt for their products. In the end, the Korean product ends up being more expensive than their imported counterparts. For example, American beef is the cheapest beef in Korea. Weird.
Anywho, point of this babble:
My class took me out to dinner on Monday to celebrate the end of the session. And we got BEEF.
Revolving cow. MoooooooooOOoooOOOOooooOooooooOOOoo...
Wait--- I don't eat beef.
Crap.
I had to go for the polite factor. I want good evaluations!
Greasin' up the stone plate
Oh hai, Kate!
Sam and Sophie..Sam looks a little red in the face...Hmm..
Betty gave us socks.
I've never heard anyone squeal so loudly over socks. Not even when cute Asian ones were spied.
Then we left.
Liz found snails!
Liz decided to name herself after Reese Witherspoon.
ahhh, Konglish listening comprehension!
Ooo! Cow intestine! DELISH!
Yeah. I ate leaves. and kimchi. it was tasty.
My head still hurts a bit. I'm going to Seoul this afternoon, maybe I'll go see an English-speaking doctor when I go there. I still haven't done my taxes...
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