I guess the reality that I'm not a student anymore is slowly sinking.
The transition from university to the "Real World" is marked by counting down the days until the weekend, the next public holiday and the elusive paid vacation leave.
I'm still a newbie to this world and don't get me wrong, I love my job, but I am a compulsive countdowner, and am forever calculating the days until "Sleep-in" days. Although mind you, I don't even seem to sleep in, compared to the days when I'd roll out of bed at 2 pm.
Regardless, my weekends are short but sweet. Just enough time to recharge on life, love, coffee and just having fun hanging out all day at awesome coffee haunts: eyeing the sulky couple at the booth, jumping on their table when they start to show any sign of leaving. I do wish that cafes in Gangnam were not as hectic though. But I guess on weekends, everyone in Seoul has the same idea.
Part 1: Fri night:
The transition from university to the "Real World" is marked by counting down the days until the weekend, the next public holiday and the elusive paid vacation leave.
I'm still a newbie to this world and don't get me wrong, I love my job, but I am a compulsive countdowner, and am forever calculating the days until "Sleep-in" days. Although mind you, I don't even seem to sleep in, compared to the days when I'd roll out of bed at 2 pm.
Regardless, my weekends are short but sweet. Just enough time to recharge on life, love, coffee and just having fun hanging out all day at awesome coffee haunts: eyeing the sulky couple at the booth, jumping on their table when they start to show any sign of leaving. I do wish that cafes in Gangnam were not as hectic though. But I guess on weekends, everyone in Seoul has the same idea.
Part 1: Fri night:
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