Diabetes here i come!

In Korea, pretty much EVERYTHING is sweet. Their bread, their pretzels, their meat, and even the butter *gag*
but its kinda cool how your taste buds change to your environment. Used to be a salty fan but since ive been here i find myself craving sweets on a regular. It's really odd, cuz i still wouldnt even say i love sweets.

Anyways if your ever in Korea, you gotta pick up some ABC chocolates. They're fantastic!

swimming swimming in the swimming pool

So today while i was at Olympic pool, my swimming partner left early right before the bell rang. when the bell rings everyone is made to leave the pool for a few minutes while the new classes get settled. As soon as the bell rang people emptied out of the pool and new swimmers started strolling it. Music started to play and they began their warm up by doing areobics on the deck. It was pretty hardcore. When the bell rang they all poured into the lanes and started swimming. but its nothing like the lane swimming that im used to at home. There are no breaks with these people. I didnt notice how good they were until, one by one they were passing me. And when i reached the end of the lane, it was only i who needed to rest. hhaha They are crazy swimmers! to be honest it was pretty scary haha
so i decided to move to what seemed like the seniors slow lane. hhahah it was better but i decided the best time to swim was when they breaked.

hahah Korean people are really awesome at everything!

My favourite color is nude

We should have sauna's in toronto! It's like going to a spa.

and the naked thing, suprisingly comfortable

Me, myself and the night.

There's something about the night that does it for me. The worlds settles at night, yet it comes alive in a way thats almost exhilarating.

anyways here are some shots that i couldnt help but take on my long walk home.

The view of the bridge makes me feel like im in a Japanese anime.

p.s. i hope im as cool as these guys and have picnics by the Han when im old.