Busan 부산 is the second largest city in South Korea, and is the largest port city as well. I originally didn’t have anyone to go with to Busan, because Stef had previously already gone to Busan with our Singaporean friends, but she decided to go with me again so I got a chance to go!
You really learn to take more chances when you’re on exchange. Everyone stretches their limits in some way – whether it be big (like skydiving) or small (talking to someone new). But it’s not every day that you get to stretch your limit by trying live octopus!
(I am upset because I literally finished this blog post, came back, and realized that I hadn’t saved any of it. But that’s okay, because now I have a new perspective of things (even though I just finished two days ago)!)
Today was a more expensive day. But I felt like it was totally worth it for what I did throughout the day today!
A lot of the times, the first thing that people think about when they leave to go on vacation or stay in a new country for a long period of time is ‘Where am I going to live?’ Luckily for me, Yonsei University has 2 dormitories just for international students – International House (I-House) and SK Global House (SKG).
My last post was in October. Now it’s February, and a lot of things have changed. For one, I’m not in Vancouver anymore – I’m in Taiwan with my friend Stefanie!
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