Friday, July 27th
I worked the AM shift, but I don't remember what I did during the PM shift.

Saturday, July 28th
I worked the AM shift and then I went to a cafe with Anne and Rachel so that we could work on the homework. Afterwards, Rachel and I watched the Olympics, which here only feature events with Koreans. Granted the events don't even have to be live. If a Korean wins, I can guarantee you it's on every single day just so that everyone can relive the moment and prove that Koreans are better than everyone else.

Sunday, July 29th
I hung out with Rachel for the day.

Monday, July 30th

Bugs here are mutants.

I went to 오동도 (Odongdo), a nearby with Grace, Rachel, and Dana in the morning. The weather was nice, but when you're walking in the sun, you start to feel not so nice. So we got excited to finally find shade and just sit down for awhile to cool down.

In the afternoon I headed to 모사금 (Mosageum), the much nicer beach, with Nawit, Boram, Rachel, Grace, Alex, and Rae, where we just chilled for several hours. A couple people left early, but afterwards the rest of us grabbed dinner at the 분식점 (bunshik restaurant) in Expo Town. I try to avoid that place though because they're really uncooperative in accommodating my vegetarianism. On multiple occasions I have asked them to make me 김밥 (kimbap) sans the meat, but they refused. I think I wrote about the first time they did that, but the second time they just told me they weren't making kimbap at the time, when 3 minutes later I watched a Korean order regular kimbap without a problem.

That night I went to the Germany Party with Alex, Boram, and Nawit, but I didn't really enjoy it that much, although I somehow ended up staying there really late regardless. I enjoyed bits of it, but I was bored for long periods as well. On a side note, an American thought I was from a Scandinavian country, which amused me and kind of confused me at the same time.