I think I am finally getting into my Korean groove. What I mean is that I have gotten used to a lot of foods here, found some favorite places to hang out, and have really started to make my apartment a home. It is kind of strange to think about my arrival in Korea and how this place felt so foreign. I am really grateful that I now feel very comfortable in my life here.
I have also started pursuing some sporting activities. With the weather finally warming up, I have been able to go rock climbing, running, play basketball, and bike riding. I am also going to start badminton lessons. Can't wait to get that show on the road.
Life here is still fantastic and I am still having trouble finding time to write or sit down for anymore than 30 minutes. Every time I think I am going to spend a quite night in, a friend calls and I get talked into having another adventure. The best part is that having small adventures all the time costs next to nothing. Man, it feels nice to watch that bank account grow.
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