Spring makes me type in ALL CAPS. ALL CAPS. ALL CAPS.

NO REALLY, WILL UPDATE SOON!

LEARNING HOW TO BE BUSY AND BE MODERATELY PRODUCTIVE MOST OF MY WAKING TIME.

Not terribly easy. Damn you, Facebook.

I was hanging my clothes earlier, standing in the amazing sun, looking out of my balcony into the beautiful Korean countryside, and listening to music from my Onkel Jurgen. 80s German Salsa. I felt wondrously happy.

HI-TING! (Konglish for "fighting!")

Time to write my script for my radio show this week. Then I'll hop on a train to Seoul and meet Lacey and Jen, then later TIM AND PAULA JOHNSON (Lacey's parents)! EEEEE! DMZ tomorrow?

Eddut: We didn't go to the DMZ. The USO tours are reportedly the best ones to go on and those don't happen on Sundays. We did visit Changdeokgung Palace (and had THE CUTEST tour guide) and did some shopping in Insadong. AWESOME SAUCE.

Calm down. I won't go into North Korea. I actually never planned on going to the DMZ while in Korea (Lacey's idea), but I think it'll be cool. The Cha says it doesn't really stir up any emotions for her personally. In her opinion, the reunification is inevitable, it'll just take a while. Obviously, it's a complicated issue and that's just one Korean's opinon. Interesting stuff. And makes for great conversation at 11am, haha. I'll report on that later. Ah, gotta write!

Preow!

Prooooooooooooomiiiiiiise!

String of adorable anecdotes and pictures soon!

Oh, Korea. It never fails...anytime we break up, we make up twice as hard.