The day was so tiring…….

A bad thing isn’t it? It made my body so weary that I’m going to die.

But it isn’t a bad thing ^_^

Let me tell you why it is still not bad to have a weary body. Let me share three major major thins that happened.

First:

We were having this activity thingy for our Arts III. And we grouped ourselves into 10 to go to 21 places with Medieval Influence. That is a major thing because I never experienced spending almost all hours of the day with my classmates. Although, it is INDEED tiring, but it is worth it.

Third:

Where is the second? I’ll have it on the last part, because it is the most DAEBAK!

We went to a museum here and we met a beautiful yet fun-loving tourist guide (just an OJT since she is still college). Not to mention the artifacts and preserved letters that we enjoyed, we also enjoyed her company. A 10 peso bill per head is really worth it!

WAHAHA! The Second!!

Thanks for BFF, Rae aka twinklestars@aff (since we are classmates) for this Second MAJOR MAJOR thing that happened today.

We went to one of the most popular Basilica Church here in our locality but the one who went inside were the Catholics including Rae. Me and my Muslim classmate stayed outside and watched over a lot of Koreans. After my groupmates took pictures inside, we met with them at the yard where so many Korean Tourits are also resting.

I opened a map. Yep, it’s on our locality but I got a MAP. I personally think I’m Dora. Weird? I brought everything which shows I’m that ignorant on expeditions. So, I opened my map and the 9 of us (one is not there) argued about where to go next. 3 Korean adults, I can say, were just super near to us. Rae thought that the Koreans thought we are Malaysian Students, which were not, because they keep on looking at us and repeated the word Malaysia. Out of curiosity the Koreans asked her. I was shocked. But what is the most shocking is…. She told the 3 Koreans that I know how to speak their tongue.

O_O I do, yep. I do! But only a little.

I think the 3 were amazed and my classmates pushed me over to talk but nothing goes out. The Koreans asked me if I really knew how to speak Korean. But thanks to my STUPID Brain, instead of saying ‘no, no’, I said: ‘anieyo, anieyo’. T_T

They said’: “Oooh.”

Then the people around me, my classmates and Koreans, were on chaos. And me, I was snowy white. With the mix of Embarrassment, Shyness, and Fear, who wouldn’t sweat a pail of sweat?

I tried to mix up all the words I know but I’m afraid I might use informal language. So I just continued and said “Chogum” with a sign on my hand saying I only know a little. Then Rae talked about Ukiss and etc. and the Koreans tried to relate and danced  Sorry Sorry Answer and Roly Poly. >.<

Then the conversation prolonged but we don’t have time so my classmates told me to tell them in Korean that we have to go. But I can’t!!!!! O_O Brain Clogged up! Serously!

Until the Koreans were the ones who bid Goodbye. T_T

Hahahaha!!!! I know they took images and videos…Hahaha…

So that is it! Found it boring? Sorry T_T....