Day 1

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Korea! The only place where it's socially acceptable to get completely wasted. We hope you enjoyed your flight. Have a nice day!

Well, here I am. And after arriving at 4:20am, I had to sit around for about 3 more hours to wait for some friends and a taxi cab to pick us up. As soon as I stepped out of the airport, the humidity hit me and I was whining within seconds. (how typical :))

Anyway, here are some pictures of my dorm room.

It actually wasn't that clean when I walked in. Since we checked in when they opened, not all of the rooms were clean. My room was full of trash, flosspicks, hair and underwear. It was so disgusting, but the cleaning lady did come and fix everything. :) My view isn't as good as expected. I wish it was something more pretty, like an entire forest or something. All the rooms in here also have a phone, where we can call each other!

There are so many rules in this dorm. You have to separate trash and recyclables properly. You can't come home too drunk. The one thing that I don't like is that I'm not allowed to enter the female floors. If I do, I risk expulsion or something. I think it's quite unfair for the gays, but I'll have to deal.