Gwangan Bridge

Gwangan Bridge in the evening. The bridge has the same name as my friend, 梁广安.

I think I am attracted to the sea, wherever I go. It's like those silly psychological questions in forwarded emails: R u a mountain person, or a sea person? The sea fascinates me and clears my thoughts. I could just sit and look at it for a whole day. I will build my future home, by the sea. I want to wake up to the sounds of waves lapping on the beach, of cries of seagulls, of beautiful watercolour sunsets everyday. And bridges. From Penang bridge, to Golden Gate Bridge, to Gwangan bridge, it makes me feel like I'm closer to home.

After visiting the Busan Aquarium, we went for a walk near Gwangan bridge to while away our time.

My lovely roommate, Janice.

Katie, from Hong Kong, who is in my Korean language class.

There's these very dreamy drawings near the promenade.

Then we went for dinner - green onion chicken. No pictures there cos it was already my second time eating in that shop, and don't all chicken look the same?

We moved to another place for our second round, drinking makkoli, another type of Korean rice wine, but with only 6% alcohol.

They serve the makkoli mixed with Saida (7-up) in small bowls.

Finger food. Sugar biscuits.

My fave food of the week! Clear soup with green chilli, mussels and prawn!

Chicken gizzards

And the drinking gang.

As a result, I could only make it through 50% of my Korean dictation test today. =_='''