Guess I've gotta make a trip to Seattle now...

So after a fun filled night of YUMMY YUMMY flambe and bowling I checked my email and found out that I have a visa number! I don't know how I feel about getting the number.

Side note**
The flambe was delicious and it was FREE. They didn't have vanilla ice cream and instead gave us chocolate. It was still delicious but it tasted even better because it was free ^^. Good job Touche!!! My friends and I left happy and full of fattening goodness!!






Going to Korea after I graduate has been something I've talked about for such a long time and now that it's happening I don't know how I feel about it. I'm really going to be gone for a year. My family is really going to be thousands of miles away. My friends are really going to be super far away having tons of fun without me (super sad panda about this, I LOVE YOU FRIENDS). I won't be able to drive for a year!!! Okay, so it's not like I love driving to begin with but its a convenience factor. Things in Korea overall just won't be as convenient as at home.

I've been to Korea a couple of times and have loved every moment I was there but to be there for a year? 365 days of flashing lights (insert Kanye here hehe) and polluted air. Disgustingly hot summers and frigidly cold winters? Hmm... It's probably the jitters that are getting to me. I really do love Korea. There is so much to do in such a small space. Korea is smaller than Idaho!! Okay, now I'm just rambling.

Well by this time next week, in theory I should have my visa and that means DUN DUN DUN I'm that much closer to stepping on a plane to the ROK. This is like going away for college all over again. I was a terrible blubbering mess before I went to college and ended up loving it. No tears yet but I still have that horrible anxious feeling again. Whats a two hour drive in comparison to a 12+ hour plane ride costing easily over 1200. Le sigh