Hannah's Brain Online!: April 2008

Classes ended on Wednesday- hooray! I am done with law school classes, thank goodness. Now I just need to get through two finals and a take home, and I am DONE with law school.

Haven't blogged much lately. Nothing to write about I guess. It's all just school, school, JuJuBee, and school.

Barney and Robin? No. No. Yes? No.

I heart Robin Sparkles.

In exactly one month, I will turn in my last final and BE DONE with law school. Wow.

In the meantime, I have to learn a semester's worth of material in adminlaw, employment discrim and statutory analysis. Ooops.

Panic is starting to set in, but not enough to get me moving. I'm just enjoying the weather, enjoying my friends, enjoying life.

I'm also a little concerned that I'm jobless for next year. But I figure, it'll happen eventually. And I should worry about passing school and passing the bar before I worry about being jobless and destitute.

I'm lying on a blanket on my back lawn. The weather is perfect. My books are open, but I'm not reading them. I just ate a strawberry mochi ice cream.

Life is good :)

Sixteen Again

Today at church someone told me that my skin had gotten much better, it must be because the air in Korea has more moisture.

And suddenly, I'm feeling a bit insecure and ugly. Was my skin bad before? Did children shudder when they saw me?

Sometimes I'm a self-confident, self-assured, independent woman. And sometimes I'm sixteen years old. Yeesh.

Korea 2008!

Last week I went to Korea with Mom, Dad, Phil and Jo, where we had loads of fun with little sister Sarah. Hung out with family, ate good food, played with baby cousins, ate good food, did some touristy stuff, and ate good food. Here's my photo recap!

Monday
Went down to Jeonju to see dad's relatives and hiked up a mountain to visit my grandmother's grave. It was nice.

Also went to this folk village/historic place. This is me in front of the shrine that's supposed to find unmarried people a good spouse if they prayed inside. Maybe that's why mom and wanted to go.

My mom had fun reliving her childhood on the old-school swings.

Tuesday
At a cell phone store near Ewha.

The sisters and I on the subway. We spent a lot of time on the subway.

Sarah and her class of gangsters. I mean, English learners.

We went to the Kimchi Field Museum. We were the only ones there.

Wednesday
Went on a tour of one of the palaces. Here we are in front of... something.

Phil, me, Jo and my oldest cousin Yoora.

Thursday
We went to the DMZ! It was crazy. Phil and Jo and Sar flash their UN guest badges.

We couldn't leave the bus to go into those buildings because of a meeting, but that concrete line in the distance is the border between North and South Korea. South Korean soldiers in the foreground, North in the far background.

The bridge of no return. Once you walk it to NorthKorea, you can't come back.

We went down this long ass tunnel the NKs built into South Korea in order to invade. Here we are in front of the military police.

After DMZ we went to a family get together. These are two of my cousin's kids. The little boy is a troublemaker, the little girl looks like a cabbage patch doll.