Hi, guys! It's great to see that all of you are still enjoying this story. Admittedly, I've been absent from updating for a month now. After my trip, I decided to do other things while I was still in my semester break. I'll be attending my classes again next week, so I've decided to try and get back to my old routine.

Besides that, some of you guys have asked me about my trip to Korea.

"How was Korea?", "Was it pleasant?",... ... ... that was it. They were basically the same question XP

Regardless, I thought it would be too tiring to write it all down in the comments below, so I've decided to write it here! This way, anyone and everyone can know about my trip. Only if you're interested in knowing though.

One thing that I wanted to point out is that I wrote down on the title that this trip is the happiest moment in my life, and you'll know why once you read through this until the end. I'm going to share with you everything that happened to me while I was there, somewhat in the form of a journal.

Are you ready? Here we go!

14th January 2017, Saturday.

It was just me, my mom, my younger brother, and two aunts. We left for the flight the night before and arrived at the Incheon International Airport in the morning, around 9 a.m. The moment we got off the plane, we could already see our own breath! It was really cold! If I recall correctly, it was -9ºC. It was really cold, but I enjoyed it. It has been forever since I last enjoyed winter. We met up with our tour guide at the airport and he took us to our guest house in Itaewon by trains.

I was just amazed by how far the train system can take you around Korea! I had so much fun with the sights before having to switch lines and take subway trains. By the end of the day, I remembered which line would take me where. Almost everything in the train terminals are written in both Korean and English, so it wasn't difficult for us to move around. (I can read Korean btw, but English was very helpful too!)

After leaving our stuff at the guest house, I went out for a walk around Itaewon before going for lunch with my family. It was such a nice and relaxing to just walk around! The streets were practically empty during the day, and the cold weather made it all the more relaxing and enjoyable. The streets were pretty big, and the buildings