Embracing the Flow of Life
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Everything is ours.
The shimmer of the waves echoes like our dreams.
And we just embrace the flow, playing with the Earth, you know, in this endless glow.
As the new semester begins, I can't help but feel a mix of excitement and anxiety. Sitting on the bench in front of the school, it's nice to play and enjoy the moment, but the start of classes always brings a bit of nervousness.
I've been diligently visiting Namyangju and finally started the new learning materials for this semester.
Gathering students for the GIS capstone project was quite a challenge. Thanks to my friends for their support!
There was a struggle with class expansions and cancellations, but I managed to enjoy some delicious salmon rolls with my brother.
Don't miss out on Hakuramen! It's a must-visit.
Preparations for the festival are underway, and I had a great time eating lamb skewers with friends, unexpectedly running into a familiar face on the way to school.
It feels strange to be the only current student among them.
Every semester, I try to maintain a positive mindset as classes begin.
I had a part-time job interview, and now I'm five months in. When a friend came to Korea as an exchange student, my sister threw a party for us. It was a fun event, and I met many interesting people.
Winning bingo and receiving a drink voucher was a nice surprise!
I introduced my brother to Day6, and we had a blast at the Imjingak Peace Nuri Festival. It was affordable and had a great lineup with artists like SoRan, Yudabin Band, Daybreak, and N.Flying.
The weather was perfect, and I felt truly happy.
This semester, I visited the hot pot and shabu-shabu restaurants quite often. The dedication to playing Pikmin is impressive!
After a brief return, I found it too tedious and decided to leave Duolingo behind.
In a designated seating arrangement for the liberal arts class, I ended up in the front row, making eye contact with the professor. It felt like a prime spot, and I ended up paying close attention.
The new learning materials meeting was amusing, and I enjoyed a lemon soju that was incredibly tasty.
After a long time, I finally tried the beef rice bowl at Momiji, and it was delicious!
While removing my nails for work, I received a message asking if I was sure about it, which made me a bit sad.
My teacher said I could consider it done when I return. I really want to get my nails done!
This semester, I created a Notion page to help manage my part-time job while traveling.
On a day when I felt good, I can't quite remember what I did.
While working part-time, I ended up eating a lot of raw beef and salmon since that's what they sell.
It felt great to hang out with friends at the comic cafe.
Despite the challenges, I had a lot of fun this semester!
Finally, the festival at Masok Matdolmoru was a success! I enjoyed being an NPC and was thrilled to see the video I made being shown.
Every moment spent with my brother is cherished, and I look forward to more adventures together.

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