She was running down all kinds of random information for me as we stood and talked on the street, and I gave her a strange look. "I know I know. I'm just trying to tell you anything in case there's something that's strange about him that I can't notice because I'm Korean and he's foreign. I'm still a little worried." I assured her that he seemed quite alright to me, based on the fact that his friend (also a foreign guy) seemed eager enough to keep me around that night, even though I'm a foreign female and widely viewed as a buzzkill by foreign men in that situation. I told her I thought the fact that his friend took the time to talk to me like a normal human being showed that they were just normal, nice guys, not out on the prowl for Korean girls all the time. Which is a really good sign.
Now. I really need to eat something considering I'm running on two cups of coffee and a blueberry scone. I'm super tired. And I bought more clothes today. Because that's apparently what I do now. Great.
Time for some kimchi bokkeumbap, followed by a little:
And of course some writing. I hope.
2 comments:
i don't really get what you're trying to tell but nice piece of work
like reading your entry
=)
btw, i'm new here!
Judiene -- I know. I use too many idioms. But thank you for stopping by. Nice to meet you!
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