PKNU Cultural Exchange – 2.1.2012 (Part 1)

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Views from my bedroom balcony. Very nice views!

Finally the class started on 2/1/2012. Woke up early to prepare for orientation.

Breakfast at the cafetaria with new friends we met. They’re all Koreans and Australians. It’s interesting to see so many eye candies hehehe… Sitting next to one is even more exciting ;p


Orientation in the lecture hall. Then, we headed for lunch.


Views of some parts of the university.


After that, we walked to the UN Memorial Cemetery. Suddenly, the street of Busan was filled with foreigners!! Took lots of photos. The Korean girl standing next to me is my roommate aka Korean buddy.


This is with another Malaysian, only two Malaysians. She’s studying in Brisbane.


The view of the cemetery.


We should be quiet and solemn but we made so much noise.


Even took photo like this in such place. So inappropriate… All the others were looking at us when we took this photo ;p We’re so hyper.

Anyway, it was fun. To be continued…

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PKNU Cultural Exchange – 1.1.2012 (Part 2)

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I took the Airport Railway to Gimpo Airport as it’s much easier.


Got the ticket from the vending machine. I fell asleep so many times on the train. So exhausted!


Finally I’m in Gimpo Airport. I just followed the crowd. Was almost denied entrance to the departure hall because of the name difference on my boarding pass and my passport because it’s too long, the ‘g’ in my name was omitted. I tried so hard to explain in English and use sign langugage as I don’t know any Korean language, it was a bit frustrating. Luckily I was allowed to go in at the end.


According to my buddy, I’m the first one to arrive. So early in the morning. This is the place I’m going to stay for the next 3 weeks. We had problem figure out how to use the heating system. I was thinking to get a shower the first thing I arrived but ended up napping first because the water was too cold and need time to heat up.


Left: My name tag and room key. So special, it’s so small, just scan the tiny little card to unlock the room door.

Right: The main entrance of Pukyong National University.


The view from one of the section of the university.


Random street view on the way for my early dinner at 4pm+


The side dishes.


Left: Kimbap, my roommate’s dinner.
Right: I don’t remember what’s this, I’m not the one ordering it and everything was in Korean, I got no clue ;p Anyway, I paid KRW3000 for my dinner.

Called it an early night at around 9pm. Classes start the next day, there’s no such things as replacement holiday for the new year here.

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PKNU Cultural Exchange – 1.1.2012 (Part 1)

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Finally I reached Incheon Airport at 10pm+ on 31/1/11. Then took me about 45 minutes to get tru’ to the immigration. So many people!


First thing when I got out of the arrival hall was to find a place to settle down in the airport but the transit area was already closed! Then I thought I should find out how should I head to Gimpo Airport in the morning to catch my flight to Busan. It wasn’t easy, I was practically lost, not knowing how to read or speak Korean. Luckily there’s English signs but still not much of help as I need to do an airport transfer.


Was so frustrated. Decided to go to the toilet to change into warm clothes and wash my face and guess what?!?! I heard the countdown! Damn! I’m in the toilet welcoming the new year! What a memory. I remember there’s a joke circulating on Facebook about it, warning people not to go to the toilet near 12am or else you’ll be coming out from the toilet the next year. It happened to me! *LOL*


8 hours of transit, trying to find my way to Gimpo Airport, on and off sleeping and loitering around the airport to kill time. It was strange that there’s no dinner served on the flight hmm…


I got hungry at 2am, bought McD set meal, Bulgogi Burger (KRW4600). After that, continue loitering around and sleeping on and off in different parts of the airport. Such pity… All alone, so helpless…

Finally I decided to use the AREX to Gimpo instead of the limousine bus. Went to the vending machine but it was closed. So waited until 4.45am to go over to the train station again. Finally! Got on the train and follow the crowd when got off the train at Gimpo Airport. I was so worried and scared that time as there’s no foreigner at all!

To be continued…

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LUS Foot Exfoliating Mask

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I was given with LUS Foot Exfoliating Mask to try out. I didn’t dare to use it after reading and seeing the effect as sandals and slippers are my best friend now. I don’t have serious rough, dry feet. Then one week before Christmas, I tried it out.

Benefits include:
– Remove Dead Skin
– Kill germs
– Calm and Relax the surface of your feet
– Moisture the surface of your feet
– Remove Skin Debris
– Kill Bacteria
– Reduce and Remove Wrinkles


I thought I want to have nice feet for Christmas and new year. So I finally used it. Wrapped my feet for two hours in the socks which are infused with the gel. The smell was really a turn off -.-” For the sake of beauty, I didn’t bother hahaha…


The next day (the photo), it started to peel. It got worst day after day and the peeling wasn’t complete even after Christmas. My feet was so dry. Once I forgot to apply lotion to it before heading out, the sight was horrible and had to asked my friend for lotion to reduce the horrendous look of it. I couldn’t stand to see the sight every time after shower and spent almost an hour to peel them off daily ;p However, my feet are much much better now than it previously was.

I didn’t bother to take photos of the time when it was badly peeled. Should have taken the photos but was too engrossed in peeling them myself and only remember about the camera after I’m done with the peeling hehehe…

My verdict? It is effective. If you already have smooth soft feet, then you don’t need this at all. I would suggest you to use LUS Wine Foot Mask as maintenance.

Where to get it?
Supermodel’s Secrets at RM 48 Free Poslaju Peninsular /RM 51 Sabah/Sarawak

Or get it from Sasa outlets in Malaysia.

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I’m Disconnected!

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Announcement to make…


I arrived safely in Busan. Phew… What an advanture! I was on my own all the time with very very little knowledge of Korean -.-” Everyone was speaking Korean, even on the flight, majority were Koreans. The journey was more than 26 hours! Long transits.


From Adelaide to Singapore, then to Seoul, transfer to another airport in Seoul, then lastly to Busan.


The food on Singapore Airline was great 😉


Even though the travel hour was long, I had a comfortable flights because the flights weren’t full and those who traveled on their own were not assigned with any other passenger on the same row!


I got windows seat for both international flights with no one sitting next to me.


WOW! GREAT! Paying for economy class but get huge seat space! Luckily! Else I’ll really be in serious discomfort.


On the way to Busan, I’m the only non-Korean. Got to see the sunrise of the first day of 2012 on the flight to Busan.

I’m almost disconnected here! Going to the pre-mobile phone era. All my phones are useless as I didn’t subscribe to the global roaming service at the airport. Foreigners/Tourists cannot use their own phones for auto roaming. We need to subscribe to the service here and rent a mobile phone here. The service is only available in the airports! -.-” I didn’t know. So… I can’t be contacted with my M’sia and Aus numbers even though I have the auto roaming activated. I’m totally out of touch with the outside world.

As for Internet, very limited. No WiFi in the hostel, only have in the uni. In the room, need network cable for it and I’m waiting for my roommate to get a cable for me, no point for me to buy, I’m not using it after this. They didn’t tell us we should bring LAN cable. *smack head* Now, I’m relying on the roommate’s pocket WiFi.

This is my very first post in Busan! 😉 My class starts today, so many handsome guys! Not the Koreans but the other exchange students hehehe… Eye candies it is! Going to the UN Memorial Cemetery later at 2pm.

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