From Taco Bell Korea’s Facebook.  Check out their Grand Opening Day line.  Ridic.

I can’t believe I forgot to say that I went to Taco Bell!

Sakura and I met up with Jessica and Jacob Thursday night.  It was deliiicious of course, and the place is super-fancy for a TB.  I’m pretty sure I’ll be there again tomorrow for the grand opening, which will certainly be a mess.  But you get a free taco!

Anna and Simon Dominic from Supreme Team. 

It was about 5am, and we were walking to get some food when she just stopped and started fluttering about and talking in Korean (despite her native language being Finnish).  ”What?!”  And she kept staring at these guys and freaking out.  ”Who are they?!”  

“Simon Dominic!!!”  Hahaha.  No idea.  So I made her get a picture with him.  

Truth.  I was falling asleep on the bus and woke up just in time to run off at my stop.  Now that I’m home, I can’t sleep.  Great.

On another note, my friend Anna and I sort of met a guy from FT Island and another from Supreme Team tonight in Hongdae.  I’m sure no one cares because I had no idea who they were myself, but she almost pissed herself with delight when she saw them.  

And on one more note, I think I’m going to be buying a new fancy camera later today.  I get so nervous about buying expensive things, especially electronics here because the sellers are all so intense.  Wish me luck.  D:

fuckyeahglobetrotters:

Unknown location (I assume South Korea?) submitted by mellyella via nanopaprika

Yeah, that is Seoul!  It’s right by COEX; I see the Glass Tower building.

theworldwelivein:

Seoul #44 -prescan (by Thomas Birke)

Sometimes I get angry at you, Seoul.  Like yesterday, when I woke up with four massive mosquito bites that look like the kind you could only get while camping in the jungle.  Or later when I had one of my hundred crappy bank experiences here.  But I still love you.

There are lots more really nice pictures here.

Good morning, Seoul.  My eyes feel like they might fall out of my head.

I went way up north of the river to watch the game with my friend Anna at her local bar.  It was a good game, but way too stressful.  I felt like I was going to lose my mind if it didn’t end soon enough.  

On the way home, the streets were littered with chicken bones, bottles of beer, and countless people in red cheering, drinking more, or passing out.  Today is going to be a long day for many, many people in Korea.