Showing posts with label dorm. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dorm. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 9, 2013

It's been some time (aka food in dorm)

Indeed it's been some time since I wrote something. I've been lazy, bored, and bored, and bored.

And bored.

Anyway. My memories tell me that last time I was writing about our new dorm. The one in forest, where is nowhere to go, nothing to do. Except school and forest.

I mentioned that we need to pay for breakfast and dinner, even we don't eat it. As semester is over, I can somehow summarize it.

So food. After week or two, they created special breakfast for us, I mean for foreigners: usually cornflakes and milk, coffee, sometimes bread and jam, or some weird stuff (sweet bread with kinda fish cream and raisin). I always ate breakfast. And it was not that enjoyable as one would thought. Because Koreans could not eat with us. We were separated and we had different food. That sucks. They wanted (and sometimes they stole our food) to eat our food, but they were not able to take it.


Once they gave us eggs, salt (SALT! after weeks!) and milk.

Launch was always some Korean stuff, cheap spicy meat without taste and rice with rice and rice. For whole semester I've been there maybe 3 times. Once they had chicken. But with no taste whatsoever, just plain chicken in soup without any taste with rice without taste neither. Damn. After that I've never even bothered to be optimistic about food. Sometimes they made spaghetti, but I don't like them anyway. And salty apple salad.

Dinner.  Pretty much like launch. Fish bones, fish, kimchi, pig skin, fat from meat and some weird salads I was afraid to try. I had to pay for it, so I tried to eat it sometimes, but just enough not to die hunger.

In dorm there is shop, but not so much to buy, sweets and ramen, milk and cereals.
    
But to be complete, they were foreigners that could eat food without as big problems as mine.


Not sure what was that, but probably dinner.

I've had some more pics of food, but no idea where I put them, so I will post them when I find them.

Thursday, March 28, 2013

New Dorm: Part 3

So,

my blog has more than 2000 views. Well, that's awesome! Thanks for waisting your time here!

Some news:



I found inline skates. Yep, on random street in random part of Daegu. Just my size! Kinda old, but: Don't buy it for that price!?

We've also found out why water is cold in here.

Well, not hot.


And me:


Okay, not me, but that's definitely how I feel. Somebody take tree from West and try to make it East style. Wont work without fucking the tree up. A lot.

Some more shit had happend since writing here last time, but I am lazy to write it so I recommend you go get drunk!

Wednesday, March 6, 2013

Me, myself and zombies: Moving to children house

I might mentioned it before, but once again: we are moving to new campus. In fact, we already did.

Last Monday, 9.50 AM, I was ready with all my shit to go. And surprisingly it was not a lot. One luggage, and 2 not big boxes. Plus bed stuff. I guess I am not living with much crap.

Yea, I left my guitar at old camp. But there's a girl who will bring guitar.



Damn, I need to make pics of new dorm.
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Location: I tried to find this place on google maps, but I failed. My room-mate doesn't know what's the name of where we are and google maps failed to identify my location too... But we are somewhere in forest. Not that easy to get out. Or better to say, come back in time.

But about place:
Rooms are nice. 2 people per one. Internationals sharing with Korean. My kid is like 18-19, I would guess (you know that hingy-thingy with Korean and International age) and he is OK, except snoring when sleeping - damn I haven't slept 2 nights. 

Anyway, rooms are fine, as it is new dormitory, so I guess it's pretty much waste of time showing you pics (or say if not).

Part I don't like is treating us like 12 years old. We can't be out of dorm after 10PM because they lock it out and check whether we are in our rooms. We can break this rule 3 times a month. After filling some paperwork. WTF.

Girls are on separated floor, we can't visit their rooms, 'cause they'll kick us out. Or alcohol. No idea why, but Koreans are really keeping such a rules. My roomie was scared to go on women floor when we went there before going to school to get girls. And do not even try to buy beer.

WTF, I wanna beer.