I’ve finally unlocked my blog. Please take note of the new address!
I’ll be removing the redirecting soon (once I figure out how to do it).
I decided to lock my blog, for reasons that can’t be mentioned online.
Eventually, I figured out that a change of URL would be better and I did this for the 2nd time since I started this blog about my life in Korea. If you’ve been following me since 2010, you’ll know that I changed my URL suddenly back in 2010. That time, it was as a precautionary measure. This time, something did happen and I decided to lock my blog to mitigate the situation.
I really hope that I won’t have to change my URL anytime soon because I’m running out of names that mean something to me and I just paid for this domain for a year!
Anyway, this morning, I got up early to accompany Kawita and Hung to Busan Station. I bought a KR Pass for Kawita because she doesn’t have a foreign credit card to use for the purchase. In order to exchange the pass for a KTX ticket, you’re supposed to present the credit card used for the purchase, as well as the e-ticket and your passport. Hence, I had to be with her when she exchanged the pass for her ticket. BUT guess what…the ticketing staff didn’t ask for the credit card at all so…I kind of went down to the station for nothing. Oh wells. At least I woke up early which meant that my day started early and I could spend some time studying in a cafe before meeting the boys to go to a football field in 연산 for their match against Nay’s football team.
The football field was quite a distance away from 연산역 so we had to cab there.
It was a beautiful day with a clear blue sky BUT it was freezing cold and so poor Alex and I froze while the guys had their games.
The boys won almost all their matches. Well done :)
By the time we reached school, we were so hungry that each of us had a bowl of egg rice and ramen. Oops. That’s for eating breakfast at 8am and having chips for lunch.