In Korea, I wake up at about 5.30am most of the time even when I have slept at about 2am the previous night, I mean the day is already this bright at 6am in korea. The rest of my roommates usually sleep until 12pm in the afternoon. Culture shock, even when I'm in Singapore, I would have woken up before 9.30am even if I have slept at 4am the previous night. I have to shake one of them up for school and it's not easy, haha. My sleeping hours are horrendous but I do take naps so it's not really that bad.
Hostel Bunk Bed. This is how it looks in the morning. I wish everyday could be like this and I am so free and happy. This free spirited kind of days must last forever and eternally. I wake up early sleep less and literally "watch" my friends in their sleep. Its like a day watch on their cute and adorable expressions in their beauty sleep. And mind you, there lady sleeping beauties I protect. Haha.
The corridor which looks very different from the ones I see in Singapore. There is a comfy soft light colored purple sofa that one can literally sleep, rest overnight and spill coffee on it accidentally and get away. I know the hostel owner well so it is okay.
Popular bean curd type of food in Korea streets.Salty and not something i will buy again at this price.
fried rice plus.. chicken?
The delicious side dish lettuce plus cereal :p
The uphill battle. Luckily my hostel is at the front gate of school so it is not so bad and I don't have to leave my room very early. Some stayed in the school hostels that are further down the road in Hyehwa so they would rather take the shuttle bus that cost dunno how much. There's pros and cons. Staying in a school hostel will make it easier for you to make friends but for me, I think what I want to see in Korea isn't what they want so, I'm happy with my current hostel. I can put down my bags and leave for wherever I want after school and my 5 room mates... we keep receiving complaints that we are too noisy.. sorry mdm.