haven't done this for a while. I was just too lazy back home. Holiday was good, had lotsa sleep, food and meeting friends, though not as many as I expected, coz universities were not on holiday. So most of the friends I met were working adult now, and topics nowadays were salary and car etc many people asked when I am going to graduate, frankly speaking I don't know, it is just pain to think about these... it depends if I can get an offer by this sem, sounds simple... but there are load of shit behind. Schedule is another pain. How to balance it so that I can focus equally well in job/internship searching? today is the first day of class and it isn't finalized yet... why suddenly all the simple stuff looks so complicated to me? isn't course registration during freshman/sophomore damn easy? if this were my last semester I don't want to screw my grade, i keep telling myself that grades aren't that important but it seems to bother me still... all these show that I am incapable to balance my life, to weight different things ... and I conclude that I am real bad at decision making and I shouldn't be doing business in the future:(

so I took korean air this time. I was surrounded by so many koreans, basically 90% of the 747. the air stewardess kept talking to me in korean. why? Do I look like them? Koreans pretty much all have same face features, which is slightly broader and wider, i mean guy la... my face isn't that fat anyway rite?and yes, my name does sound very korean, many people always thought I am one the first time I say my first name... funny rite
Incheon Airport is nice, coz seats are everywhere. I don't know what's wrong with KLIA, the terminal I was waiting at, has so little seats. All the seats are inside a lounge that you got in after you check in your boarding pass, and boarding usually start about 30 min before flight. What's the point? There is like after you check in your boarding pass, you wait at that area for a short while before you board... Why can't it make it like once you check in boarding pass you go straight in the plane, just like anywhere else in US and Korean, and move all the freaking seats outside the check-in counter... so that day I arrived KLIA 3 hours before flight to US, and I cannot find a seat around the terminal area, so do many koreans who are heading back korea, all standing there... sad.