[Part 2] 128. Losses

Even though I said I didn't want to present, I did. And I spent the whole morning (alright, I only had 2 hours) doing the PPT slides for the Consumer Behaviour presentation when I should have studied for my Investments quiz which was before the presentation. God help me for the quiz...I just hope my guessing skill hasn't lost its superiority. Well, at least, I think my presentation went well even though I never rehearsed at all and neither did I have the time to prepare a script. I just stood there and delivered.
Yuya joined us for lunch and we ended up at BIYA. Yes, Biya, of all places, for LUNCH. Which meant I went for Korean class after that smelling of 부대찌개 (a spicy hotpot dish with sausage, rice cake and ramyeon). To make things worse, I arrived in class just 5 minutes late...but there was no seat for me at all. I haven't gone to class for such a long time that they probably forgot that I existed. The last time I went for class was last Wednesday. Anyway, I had to drag a table and chair for myself but the good souls, Sandy and Gary, helped me. What nice Australian and Taiwanese gentlemen! It was actually the last class that 선생님 was teaching us because she has a business trip of sorts over the next few days so we'll have a relief teacher for our remaining 3 classes, which I know I won't attend.

Korean Intermediate 1 class (spot my teacher! she's just beside me actually) [Photo from Jane]

Right after class, I met up with Jeannie and we headed to a DVD 방 (DVD bang or room). She wanted to watch Step Up 3 but that place didn't have the movie so we ended up watching "The Notebook". It was my first time watching it but the umpteenth time for Jeannie, it being her favourite movie. Needless to say, we were crying by the end of the movie and left the place with red and puffy eyes.
Less than 1 hour later, I left for Myeongdong to shop and was supposed to be joined by Jeannie but I couldn't contact her at all (she fell asleep actually). In the end, I went back on my own and just as I was exiting Anam Station, I saw her entering. Lol. Anyway...

First, I lost my jeans.
Today, I lost the right side of my gloves. FML. It's somewhere in Myeongdong or the subway or Anam.
I feel so sad. Thank goodness I didn't buy the Ferragamo gloves I wanted initially (alright, not that I even have the money to start with).
I hate losing my things, especially when it comes in a freaking pair and now I'm left with one side. I have no mood to blog anymore. Bye :(