Korean visa? CHECK! The last piece of my Korean exchange puzzle has fallen into place. I am finally all ready to board that plane on the 25th of February and land in the delightful land of Seoul. I'll be honest, I was really worried about my visa. I've never done anything like that before, and I was so scared that they would reject it for some reason (....like, maybe I looked fat in my photo and they went "ew..not sending her to the land of thin and beautiful") but I prayed really hard and God answered!
It's kind of scary knowing that there's only three weeks left until I leave. I'm not even sure if I'm ready to start packing yet, let alone leaving. I've been checking the Korean online shopping sites to see what the weather is like and what I need to take over there. Although, I'm thinking maybe I should pack lightly and just buy whatever I need when I get there. I mean, it saves my luggage space which means I can take back more with me when I come home, right? Yes of course. No, it's not just an excuse to go shopping. I am saving ...something. I don't know yet.
I've done my initial course registration for university already, but their final course registration isn't until March 2nd, which confuses me a little bit because I thought classes started on March 2nd. I guess we'll have to see how it goes. I'm actually reeeeally excited to see their university. I like looking at school buildings. There's something really prestigious and classic about them, especially the old brick buildings. Modern buildings are nice too, but I've always loved the English-style buildings. It gives off a really historic touch. I can't wait to see their library as well. I hope they have English books....
OH HEY ESTHER! YOU HAVE A BLOG.
ReplyDeleteExciting news - you're going to Korea soon! How long is your exchange? I'll bet, you could probably just stay and live there! XD
OH HEY KYLIE :)
ReplyDeleteYou read my mind; if I only could. It goes for a semester, but I'm staying a bit longer afterwards for holidaying!! X)