Last day of Seoul I went to a big more famous jjimjilbang, Dragon Hill Spa. It was nice but it was so much more crowded than Itaewonland and I feel kinda even about which is nicer. If you want more facilities and need more English support; Dragon Hill. If you want something calmer and more peaceful: Itaewonland ( Read more... )

Yesterday I hit up Yongsan again now that I had my directions loaded to my phone. I got a new usb mouse for my mac (the track pad's a little jangy these days). It's white and has see through parts and glows blue when it's plugged in. It still has that red track light when you move it, too, so when you move it it's blue/purple/red, so pretty cool ( Read more... )

Yesterday, I started out at the Korean war memorial. Which is a museum. An awesome one ( Read more... )

I paid three dollars to go to prison today ( Read more... )

Started off by going to the last palace from my combination ticket; Deoksugung. It might be my favourite yet (basically meaning how much I like the temples is backwards related to the order I visited them in). Before I dipped in, I found a cheeeeeaaapp kimbap restaurant. only 2000 won for two rolls of kimbap? What is this, 2008? 5000 won for mandu ( Read more... )

Today I got a late start because I may or may not have been doing DND ( Read more... )

Itaewonland Jjimjilbang ( Read more... )

NEMESIS AND ROYZ CONCERT OMG ( Read more... )

Oops, missed one haha ( Read more... )

So I started off with something touristy, going to Gyeongbokgung palace. It was pretty, kind of monotonous because while it's huge and sprawling you're basically never allowed inside anything and the myriad of buildings almost all look alike. What I DID like was that if you left the most popular areas there were kind of back allies you could wander ( Read more... )