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Starry's going to Korea.

StarryNightshade

Spiritually confused Jew
Premium Member
Way cool bro! Best of luck and take good care of yourself.

Just one advice: watch out for Kim Jong-un. They say he's dangerous.

Thanks, but I'll be fine. :)

Besides, I ain't scared of no North Korean. Especially not this one:


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Fireside_Hindu

Jai Lakshmi Maa
Excitement! That's a great opportunity. I think everyone should spend some time abroad if they manage it. You'll be in SK at the same time I'm in India for 2 months. Will you be able to entertain us with your adventures online while you are away?
 

Nyingjé Tso

Dharma not drama
Congratulations, Starry ! :D

I never been or saw anything of SK, you better click a lot of photos ! Will you show some of them to us ?

Aum Namah Shivaya
 

Thief

Rogue Theologian
I've mentioned this in some DIR threads and in some PMs, but here it is the official RF announcement thread.

I'm going to Korea for a 4 month student exchange!

I'm going to be studying theology at a university in South Korea's capital Seoul, and I'm both excited and intimidated.

Excited, because I'll be experiencing a new culture in which I've never had direct contact. A couple of my friends are half-Korean and they have told me of their time living in Korea, but there is a huge difference between listening to stories and experiencing it for yourself.

Intimidated, because it's possibly going to be rough in parts. Being vegetarian will be a challenge (although not impossible) and I'm going to experience a part of winter there (which I've heard can be pretty rough). But then again, experiencing something new involves both the good and not so good, eh?

I leave later this month and I'm counting down the days.
be careful what you do with your camera.....
they are TOUCHIE!
 

Shadow Wolf

Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
I've mentioned this in some DIR threads and in some PMs, but here it is the official RF announcement thread.

I'm going to Korea for a 4 month student exchange!

I'm going to be studying theology at a university in South Korea's capital Seoul, and I'm both excited and intimidated.

Excited, because I'll be experiencing a new culture in which I've never had direct contact. A couple of my friends are half-Korean and they have told me of their time living in Korea, but there is a huge difference between listening to stories and experiencing it for yourself.

Intimidated, because it's possibly going to be rough in parts. Being vegetarian will be a challenge (although not impossible) and I'm going to experience a part of winter there (which I've heard can be pretty rough). But then again, experiencing something new involves both the good and not so good, eh?

I leave later this month and I'm counting down the days.
I met a guy from North Korea as a part of an exchange program at college. Not only did I learn a lot about Korea, I began to realize how much like "fish in water" I was about when I tried to talk about things "over here," and he already knew just about everything I could think of. I also learned the scenery is much more diverse and stunningly beautiful than what is typically portrayed "over here" with jungles that stretch on and on like the fields here, and that the food is even very colorful and tasty looking.
I'm jealous. Have fun and enjoy.
 

DawudTalut

Peace be upon you.
I've mentioned this in some DIR threads and in some PMs, but here it is the official RF announcement thread.

I'm going to Korea for a 4 month student exchange!

I'm going to be studying theology at a university in South Korea's capital Seoul, and I'm both excited and intimidated.

Excited, because I'll be experiencing a new culture in which I've never had direct contact. A couple of my friends are half-Korean and they have told me of their time living in Korea, but there is a huge difference between listening to stories and experiencing it for yourself.

Intimidated, because it's possibly going to be rough in parts. Being vegetarian will be a challenge (although not impossible) and I'm going to experience a part of winter there (which I've heard can be pretty rough). But then again, experiencing something new involves both the good and not so good, eh?

I leave later this month and I'm counting down the days.
Congratulations! Ch'u-k'a-dŭ-rim-ni-da! 축하드립니다!
http://www.linguanaut.com/english_korean.htm
 

StarryNightshade

Spiritually confused Jew
Premium Member
Will you be able to entertain us with your adventures online while you are away?


I never been or saw anything of SK, you better click a lot of photos ! Will you show some of them to us ?


Of course I will. :) I plan on taking a ton of pics and sharing. Doesn't hurt that South Korea has some of the fastest wifi in the world.
 

von bek

Well-Known Member
Congratulations! I am sure you will have an amazing time and memories that will be cherished for the rest of your life. I have only been outside of the U.S. once, when I went to Japan. That was one of the greatest experiences of my life, something I will value until I die. You will have a great time, I know. I love Korean food, so don't worry about that!
 
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