Today I didn't do anything but go to school and come back home.
Literally.
More random questions.

(1) Do you wake up easily in the morning or require coffee, exercise, or something else to get you going? I usually just get up, but sometimes I require excersize. I don't drink coffee too often.
(2) Are you anxious about anything today? What? My exams are coming up.
(3) What is something fun you are going to do today? Well, considering it's 8:12pm, I don't think I'll be having much "fun". I'm just hanging around the house.
(4) Would you rather be in a really cold place or a really hot place? Really hot. I love hot sunny weather... which is why I need to get out of this place. -50 and 3 feet of snow?
(5) Have you ever had a boyfriend that you regret dating? Yes. Lots.
(6) Do you feel younger or older than your current age? Older.
(7) What do you recycle at your house, if anything? Bottles, cans, juiceboxes, paper.
(8) Who is the boss in your house? My dad.
(9) Do you buy lottery or powerball tickets? We buy lottery.
(10) What is your own personal bedtime routine? I go to bed when I feel like it. It all depends what I did that day and what time I woke up that morning.

Penny the Piemaker.

• Almost every man here smokes! There's smoking in restaurants, houses, and when you're walking down the street, all you can smell is cigarettes in the already really polluted air.
• People are very... fashionable? You will see guys wearing suits up on a mountain in the middle of nowhere, and wearing purses! I've never seen guys wearing purses. Everybody follows at least one fashion "rule". Everyone wears skinnie jeans or leggings, and sweaters that come up to their knees. Well, that's what I've noticed, and I'm not even that observative.
• The service here is awesome! You don't have to go through all that crap you have to do at the airports in Canada. They let you carry liquid on the plane and the scanning and stuff is so... quick. You ask for something, and you get it in like, three minutes. It's amazing!
• The service is great but the people aren't too friendly.

I'm taking lots of pictures, and so is my dad. I don't know if I will get to upload all of them because I don't know how to upload pictures from my dad's camera... I don't know if he'll even let me because he never lets me touch his camera. My camera ran out of batteries a couple of times and didn't get a chance to charge it because the Korean electric plug ins are different than the Canadian ones. They're circular!

I love Korean foods and snackers! They're amazingly delish.

That's all the news here for now, pretty much. I'm having an amazing time! Tonnes of fun. I miss everybody though, everyone from Clark and all my online buddies that I can't talk to as often because I'm 16 hours ahead of them. I hope you're all well but I'm missing you guys like crazy. Hopefully there's a computer in the hotel we've reserved for the rest of our trip. I'll surely be able to post more often.

Lots of love with hugs and kisses,
Penny

PS - I've been watching movies on my flights back and forth from lots of different places in Korea and the dreadfully long one from Vancouver to Seoul. I absolutely love Little Miss Sunshine, Juno, and Slumdog Millionaire. I also watched The Grudge and Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist. My cousin bought be The Grudge and The Grudge 2. Catch Me If You Can was amazing. Leonardo DiCaprio is delicious!

PPS - Did I already mention all the heated floors in Korea? It's quite horrible, really. They don't really have beds often. They lay mat/blankety things down when it's time to sleep, and they remove it all during the daytime and use the room as just a room. The floors are heated to a really high temperature -- I woke up one night and I was laying on the floor and I thought I was going to die.

PPPS - I know this post is really long, but it's for all the catching up I needed to do. I'll post as much as possible from now on. Be well.