(Lipstick chicken butter roll... Hello back :) )
As you can see I'm kinda back. I know, I know, I lack personality and seriousity for not writing in a while and I'm deeply sorry. I got caught between KFCR (which doesn't mean "KFC Romania") and other stuff (Super Junior, fics, pool, no life activities).
My priorities kinda changed since two months ago because I am a teenager and my priorities HAVE/MUST change once in 10... or even 5 minutes. One of them that will never change is my forever obsession, Mr.Super Junior, aka Mr.Simple.
Form teacher, I am deeply sorry for not writing in my holy dolly blog and I'm promise I'm going to do my homework more often from now on (aka my blogging homework).
In the past two months SM knew how to put butterflies and moths in my wallet stealing 45 and soon, another 20$ by showing off more abs in Super Junior's MVs and promotion activities. Don't worry, bbs. I still love you.
ANYWAYZ. It's true. I haven't done any homework. BUT PLEASE, I used English my whole summer and still I cannot get through the grammar issue. I don't get what is wrong with my grammar, Ms. Balan. I really don't get it. And I'm not trying to start a fight... I'm just confused. Now I feel even more insecure wondering what the heck might be wrong in this post. Who knows how many grammar or spelling mistakes I did until now. "Until" goes well with past perfect right? So it's "I have done until now"? It's mainly confusing because native-English-speakers don't really give a fuck damn about grammar... from what I observed in usual conversations and so on.
Anywayz, from my little knowledge of English I started studying Mandarin Chinese because it's much MUCH MORE easier than Korean and I'm not ironic or stupid. Actually, putting aside the writing (who is a bitch. No really... it's really a bitch) Chinese is so easy, even a toddler could learn how to make basic conversation in less than a week.
Korean is still a great pain in the butt because it's very difficult to make a link between the writing and the words. It's not that hard but it's time consuming and very confusing at times. There are stuff that I can asimilate easier and stuff that I'm sure I will never remember.
I'm glad that Korean people is/are so... how should I put it... so generous with their culture. I can see a lot of people who are extremly excited that I learn Korean. Everyone is like: "OMG REALLY?!?! ARE YOU REALLY LEARNING..." YES. Bish, I'm learning Korean. I'm seriously considering moving to South Korea, in Itaewon district. I am seriously considering of becoming a BOSS in South Korea and a badass... something. I am seriously considering enjoying a walk by the Han River (River Han?) with my half-Korean half-Romanian kids and I'm seriously considering marrying Lee Sungmin. No joke (the last part is actually a joke. Sungmin needs a nice husband that could take care of him and his no-hair-legs).
And I kinda love this Asian linking. It's such a pity that we don't have an Asian culture branch in our school. It would make a nice fit instead of those BORING classes where not even the teachers bother to come to (coming to? to coming to? I'm really confused now...).
I like Dutch as well but right now I'll concentrate on fixing my English skills. I suck at reading and compre... compre... hension? Whatever. I need to recharge my badass skills and participate at every shitty/unshitty contest possible because I need a lot of reference materials for SDU and Seoul National University. Yes, I am seriously considering studying there and I'm seriously considering becoming fluent until then.
People might think that it's foolish that I try to become completely fluent in a weird language in 2 years. No, it's possible because I started English from ZEROoOoOoO in my 5th grade and in just one year I surpassed my whole class in my badass English skills. It's all about determination and will... and courage. It takes a lot of balls courage to learn a language that it's spoken in a country 4 times smaller than yours and, moreover, 7966.606 frickin' kilometers away from your country. Well... this number looks kinda satanic so I'll just say that South Korea is kinda... 26137159.925 feet away.
This means that it'll take me 27000000 steps to get to South Korea. I'll think about the fact that it takes you 20 days, 6 hours, and 40 minutes to count to 1000000, hence... it will take me 560 days to count to 27000000, almost one year and a half. JUST TO COUNT. If I just walk to South Korea it'll take me more than 3 years. A plane ride would take me 7-8 hours and 1024euros, almost 700$ depending on the flight, the company, the moment of the ticket booking and sooooo on.
When I realize this I just expect myself to be amazing. I am not amazing, I am not special. I am "to be" this stuff. I sometimes dream about just getting out of my bed and start walking in pajamas to South Korea. 3 years to seriously reconsider my life. I wonder if on my way I'm going to just turn on my heels back to my bed, to sleep on.
After all, I'm walking on this road everyday. I get up and start walking these 27000000 steps in these "to come" 3 years and sometimes I wonder if I should take myself less seriously and go back to sleep and dream on. These 3 years will really show me what I'm going to do with my life but whatever choice I'll make, I will never regret.
I never did.