My house in Korea

I haven't written in this thing in a while so I figured I should do a bit of an update. I'm starting a clean slate. Since obviously I didn't keep up with what I did in Canada I'm going to begin again with Korea. First I will start with a few pics of my housing situation. For some of you back home, not including Jenni, this place might seem really small. But its not, for Korean standards anyway. its about the same size as my last pad but as it's not "ghetto" as I believed my dad described it best. yes he honestly said my last place was "ghetto" hahaha. I didn't even think he knew that word. Well Cheers to that dad!!!!


This is a wonderful shot of my bedroom. Man gotta love those Korean style curtains. Now....funny story. I went to open those curtains one morning and a screw fell out of the ceiling and the curtains were hanging at only two and not three spots. So I looked at the screw (figuring I could just put her back in another place, but it wasn't even a half inch screw.) and decided that I should just take the whole thing down for now. I tried taking it off the hooks but it was so heavy that it pulled all the screws out of the drywall in the ceiling and the heavy curtain pushed me onto my bed and piled ontop of me. Fun Fun. Then I tried to pull up on the other curtains.....and they literally fell off the wall. Now call me crazy but wouldn't you want to use a little longer screws?? hmm.


This is my living space. It doesn't look like much but once I have the place all decorated and what not ya'll will get an update. I moved a few things around and added a few things here and there also.


The last and most important as of late is my bathroom!!!!!!!!!!!! Hail to the porcelain gods!