For those of you who are fed up of all filler entries I crapped out, here is something better. Enjoy!
Ps. I haven't collate pictures for Busy Busy Bee part II. Maybe I'll upload it by December lol.
*21 Pictures*
Day 20 ( Monday)
You don't need me to describe this picture. But here is one of my hardworking korean classmate busy exercising her brain early in the morning. I suppose this is a phenomenon occuring elsewhere back in SBS......I also slept after taking this picture.
After evening Korean Language lessons, Chris, our korean mentor took Nick and I to get our phone lines registered. In Korea, they don't have SIM cards. You buy your phone and you either get a line with monthly payment for your phone or you can top up your phone like an EZ link card. I was going to top up mine and get a number. By the way my number is 010-something something(i forgot) - 7378. 
Chris and I. He's slightly melodramatic when helping me communicate with the sales guy.
GRAPES IN KOREA ARE FANTASTIC. THEY TASTE LIKE GRAPE JELLIES!!! ZOMG OMG OMGZ.
When you come to Korea, try them. Try them or I will shoot you.
Day 23 (Wednesday)
I managed to crash Winston's marketing class on the premise of scouting for business babes, so I can share the goodies with my Hum Sup readers. Unfortunately the harvest was pretty bad and I had to settle for an hour of real marketing lessons.
In the picture above, you will notice prim and proper business ladies paying attention in class.
In this picture, you can see their stinky feet clearly out of their shoes. Wriggling around and polluting the already stale, damp air. Obviously out of place in this business climate, I tried to fit into the business culture by airing my feet under the table.
After Korean classes we went for mass dinner again. 11 of us from the Asia pacific countries went to have dinner in the nearby Sinchon Area. But first....
We took the longer route through EWHA WOMANS UNIVERSITY.
This is what it looks like from EWHA looking towards the main gate. See the nearest hill behind? Thats where our hostels are...So close yet so far. Haiz. Its quite a pretty campus, plenty of girls and a few guys like us strolling around like tourists.
The view from the Ewha chapel. I must comment that, as a really lazy blogger, you guys have to thank me for sacrificing my pride. I bet no other blogger walks through a Womans School with a camera snapping shots away.
Winston on the stairs outside the Ewha Chapel. Clearly happy.
In the background, I managed to take an upskirt photo of an unsuspecting girl.
Please do not download this photo to enlarge, its rude and invading the poor girl's privacy. However, I would gladly send you the enlarged photo if you ask me.
Women's Street again.
My artistic photo of the day. Just look at how beautiful this picture is. I made it looked so cosmopolitan, yet so asian and dynamic.
We settled for a restaurant in Seoul. Where I ate my first meal outside the Guesthouse in Hapjeong. This is the window seat on the 2nd floor where we could peek down at the people walking past.I dun have any photos of people walking past at this point, too preoccupied with the food.
In that table, Nick, Tracie, Adam and Justina
Nearby table, Mandy, Crystal and Linda
Gary, Winston and Me. Everyone has an English name except me.
Our food. Its a bit dark and my camera couldn't take a proper picture. I had to choose between a good picture of food, and a good picture of people. I chose the former.
Women in Ewha. The best shot I could get because they were walking pretty fast. The girl in pink had a pretty face. You guys can determine the rest...
I have no idea why I posted this picture. Crystal and Winston found the name of this cafeteria absolutely hysterical. I think its lame.
The only joke I can think of is: NTU has Canteen A, Ewha has School Food.
An Ice Cream a Day.
Unknown to my loyal viewers, I am actually really eating one ice cream a day. Marvel at my perseverance. Never knew I could be so hardworkingly commited eh?
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