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Three weeks in Korea so far, it's been pretty good.
I joined a gym a week ago, but so far have only gone once. Kind of sad, but I've been SO tired lately and I can't really explain why.
Efforts to save money have been kind of lame because there are so many shows/museums/good restaurants to go to! Goo restaurants that we missed and are spending too much on... shows that are only available for short time frames so the tickets must be bought! Nic and I saw Avenue Q-- it was all he expected it to be, and it really was a great show. I actually enjoyed the music/story more than I enjoyed Wicked. I wish more Broadway musicals would come to Seoul-- but at the same time, monetarily glad that there aren't more.
Thinking of renting a room to practice piano an hour a week. I know that it's not enough to really anything- I just want to keep up on songs I know. I've always wanted to memorize at least 5 songs on the piano that I could play if anyone ever sat me at a piano and told me to play. I would go more hours to practice-- but at $8/hr, it's probably the best I'll be able to do for now.
Not much new stuff, only busy schedules. I'm trying my best to enjoy my time here and get as many things done as possible before I go back to the States (which I equate to bills and poor tasting coffee now haha)...
I joined a gym a week ago, but so far have only gone once. Kind of sad, but I've been SO tired lately and I can't really explain why.
Efforts to save money have been kind of lame because there are so many shows/museums/good restaurants to go to! Goo restaurants that we missed and are spending too much on... shows that are only available for short time frames so the tickets must be bought! Nic and I saw Avenue Q-- it was all he expected it to be, and it really was a great show. I actually enjoyed the music/story more than I enjoyed Wicked. I wish more Broadway musicals would come to Seoul-- but at the same time, monetarily glad that there aren't more.
Thinking of renting a room to practice piano an hour a week. I know that it's not enough to really anything- I just want to keep up on songs I know. I've always wanted to memorize at least 5 songs on the piano that I could play if anyone ever sat me at a piano and told me to play. I would go more hours to practice-- but at $8/hr, it's probably the best I'll be able to do for now.
Not much new stuff, only busy schedules. I'm trying my best to enjoy my time here and get as many things done as possible before I go back to the States (which I equate to bills and poor tasting coffee now haha)...