don’t get it wrong. I don’t mean the monthly income one gets for working for the government.

PENSIONS are very famous in Korea. they are like.. vacation houses people would rent just for a night or two to have fun in. usually very well facilitated. they provide things like shampoo, soap, hair dryer and toothpaste in the washroom and plenty of plates, cutleries, knives, etc. in the kitchen.

but that is not all. they had an awesome floor heating system and as well as a huge flatscreen tv.

I think it was just because it was US, they even gave us plenty of food, junks and even a soap giftbox! this is called “service” in Korea. which literally means free stuff =3. if you frequent a shop or if the owner or worker like you, they would give you service!

that 빠다코코낫 is awesome. I used to not like those Ghana chocolate pies. I thought it was a lousy creation. but the more I eat it, the more I like it D=. slowly adapting to the Korean taste I guess.

my view on the first night. and that’s a swimpool I think.. in the middle. it was 2 floors and

our white and awesomely lovely dressing table! AHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!! <3. THIS IS EVERY GIRLS DREAM. or at least mine.

me and my housemates of the day! <3. Linh from Viet, Cassie from HK, Zolboo from Mongolia (shes a doctor! don’t play play!) and Alexandra at the back from Russia!!! 5 girls from 5 different country. how cool is that? based on how most people who attended was from China, our group was the odd one already haha.

and the super uber comfy L shaped sofa! *D=!!!!”

Cassie is 1cm taller than me but since I slouch a lot I always look 2-3cms shorter hahaha. and she’s like.. one of the brightest girls in our school =3. having her around makes everything more fun hehe.

here’s how the toilet look like. I had my best bath since a while…… and the room with the crazy amount of silk mattress stacking up haha. Koreans sleep on the floor because when it’s heated it’s very warm and comfy =3. traditionally.

and our kitchen!!!!!!! we have like free oranges and water in the fridge as well =D.

teehee.

how it really look like.

spam.

spam spam.

you can just see how happy we are by the looks on our faces =3. we were like “whoa!!! whoaa!! WHOAAAAA!!” for almost everything when we first went into that house. =P.

then we went to the boy’s house. since there were only about… 7 boys. they were all put in the same house and hence their house is the biggest. like, reallllllllly big. so we had our drinking and “intro”session there. actually, the teacher told the boys to not go to the girl’s pensions hahaha and also, not to drink……….. but oh well, we didn’t obey as you can see. hahaha. but it was really really really fun. one of the the best experiences here so far!

group picture take 1!

group picture take 2!

we used my virtual soju bottle to choose who to introduce themselves first. actually, we kind of made the CLASSMATE of the person to do the introduction (since each class there’s 2 of us) because only like that a lot of INTERESTING things will come out =P.

the boys actually bought one BOX worth of alcohol. mad. but alcohol in Korea is really cheap compared to Malaysia so…… =D.

look at the amount of alcohol we have!

REVOLUTION OF THE PHONES!

okay, actually, after every introduction, we will make the person choose one of the opposite sex whom we think is the cutest. and our youngest male, Kevin, from Mongol is the most favourable hence he has to drink the most hahahahaha. same goes to the girls.

anyway, check out my room. the girls wanted to watch that Lee Seung Gi drama so they all slept downstairs and since I did not follow that drama I had the whole room to myself! =3.

my awesome silk bed. and the warm ondol floor is awesome during such a cold weather. it’s cold in Korea at night at that time =S.

the next morning. ahhhhhhhh. sun rises like.. 6? here. mad. and look! those are the bigger pensions which can probably fit 15 people. can you imagine how fun would it be………

spam.

the smaller houses. =D. similar to the ones I was living at.

I like my lip colour that day so…… =D.

since Cheongdo is famous for their bulls and persimmons, they gave us lovely looking soaps of them! =3. so sweetly packaged.

our super more-than-enough breakfast. so much! Lotteria’s Beef Burger is AWESOME by the way. =D. would be perfect with some chilli sauce though =S.

meet my China friends. showed this picture just to tell you how they did not follow the rules hahaha. the teachers knew anyway and it was okay. since most of the guys were still sleeping at that time. =S. so they just came here for breakfast.

the Lotteria Bulgogi Burger. it’s named Bulgogi but really it taste like some yummy beef burger. nothing bulgogi ahahah.

only if it weren’t raining the night before, we would have sat outside. and the rain here’s crazy. it ain’t heavy but it goes on for the whole day.

Cassie <3!

and all of us =D. there are almost 20 classes just for level 3 students. mad, yes?