I will be on the plane to Washington DC by this time tomorrow. It’s just three months, I know. But due to all the hectic things happened around me during the past few months, or last two years, it feels like really a big deal and I guess it really is a big deal.
I should be excited the whole time after get out of the cubic farm, but I’m having ups and downs every single day. Because of uncomfortable time at home, self doubts, and I guess I am just mentally tired. Getting out of the comfort zone is a hard thing as it is, no matter how hard it was. But I am sure all these will be long gone right after the second I put my feet on the airport bus.
What’s the face of my Seoul before I leave, I wonder. Let the photos speak for me.
Rainy day, at the bus stop near Gwanghwamun. And palace behind. This is really typical view of Seoul. Palace and pagoda on the background.
Rainy season in Seoul. Colourful umbrella is really popular thesedays.
All gloomy Seoul downtown. Near Jongro. All the buildings and big signs..
Just a random art at Sejong Culture centre
Admiral Lee’s statue. He was a really brave leader
Concert add. “Will you marry me?”
A farmer taking a break
Starbucks coffee in Korean sign at Gwanghwamun city square
Construction. Sadly, this is another typical view of Seoul. Construction everywhere. Why and what you might ask? That, I don’t know.
Exhibit for Korean war
Bibimbab restaurant. Bi-bim bap-. Or, “Blah blah blah”, according to my friend Miss Meaghan
Little town bus, full of highschoolers
A map of my town and its bus.
My favourite cafe in Seoul. Caribou coffee at Sinchon
My table at this moment, except the coffee is all gone
The world map I saw yesterday. Nowadays I see various forms of world map everywhere I go. I guess Universe is speaking to me now.
