Lotte Hotel Jamsil Seoul

... water show and a lot of people tried to run past to get to the middle when the water stopped, but some people weren't that lucky and got the full hit.<br><br>After that I went to the National Palace Museum as I didn't get the chance to go the day before. It was quite big inside and luckily it was free because just like the National Museum of Korea, they were celebrating 100 years of having museums. There were a number of cool exhibits inside ...

... booked to visit the demilitarised zone (DMZ) between North- and South Korea organised by the American organisation USO. It wasn't easy to find Camp Kim, the starting point of the tour. More by coincidence our taxi driver drove by the Camp and we signalled him to stop. The tour itself was joined by many Americans so that we filled two buses to the DMZ. It was interesting to see some of the sites and the specially arranged demilitarised zone itself ...

... Day 2 Tuesday 9/8/09:<br><br>Michael had class. Maritza took a cab to my apartment and we walked around discovering my area. First we went to eat at one of the restaurants in my area. There are restaurants EVERYWHERE you turn. One right next to the other, so at times it can become a difficult choice. We walked in and noticed that we had to take our shoes off before we entered. You just leave your shoes at the door and walk to a table barefooted where you are given a pillow seat ...

... want a sticker from my prize box! Ha! My mom sent me a care package the other day with two bottles of my favorite hot sauce! I never imagined I would be missing my hot sauce with all the spicy Korean food everywhere. I practically drank a third of one of those hot sauce bottles already! Also, since I had such a ****** week I ate more than half of one of the bags of chocolate and one package of the Thin Mints she sent in just two sittings! Thank Jesus I have been so ...

... could easily get lost in the maze that is Gyeongbokgung. Unfortunately, we ran out of time for exploring the other halls and buildings there.<br><br> So far, I've only managed to scratch the surface of the palace. Indeed, there are many things that I failed to see during that short but sweet visit - the changing of the guards, which we missed by a few minutes; the queen's rear garden known as Amisan, which features ...

... are sooooo judgmental about appearances! They are ALWAYS looking at themselves in mirrors (ha...I guess that part applies to me a little bit too! Ha!) and even the surface of their cell phones a mirror. However, quite a few of them have horrible teeth! Crooked, yellow, jagged, or completely filled with metal fillings......and they brush their teeth after lunch, but their teeth still suck! Of course some people have great teeth.....but others....eewww!

... her two hands together in a "gun" grip and proceed to violently poke me directly in my ******* thorugh my Dockers. I didn't know what the **** to say to that but she seemed to think it was pretty hilarious stickin a finger in my ****. Just kinda played it off with an exaggerated "Ooooooh no no no lets not do that". The young kids are a trip but alot funnier than the older kids cause theyre not tryn to act all cool and **** yet. Also on top of the physical humor ...