Introduction to the English Club

Today was pretty amazing...

Well, after waking at 10:30 a.m. feeling refreshed I decided to try and possibly get my ARC (Alien Registration Card) from the immigration office. The only problem, well two problems, were these: Today was a Korean holiday (Samiljeol) which is Independence Movement Day, so the immigration office was closed. Also, I speak very little Korean so it would be very hard to communicate that I need my ARC. Oh yea, a third problem: I do not know how to use the buses or subway YET. It is a goal of mine. After finding I will not be able to get my ARC today, I decided to roam the streets of Orange Town until I got tired. I looked for a way to buy a cell phone but all 5 stores I entered did not have an English speaker....
The employees were very understanding, so there were no hard feelings, just a bit of laughter.


I go back to my dorm and check Facebook finding that a fellow Lander student, Rachel Piper, messaged me. She asked if I wanted to have dinner and go with her to English Club. Of course I accepted and around 6 o clock we hit the town. We ate at a place called Princess, which was amazing. I'm still not too good with the names of foods, I know what my taste buds can't get enough of though...


After this fulfilling me, we walked 2 minutes to the English club. Today was a party for their 100th meeting. I met a lot of international students and we enjoyed ourselves. There was a talent show, dancing, drinking (of course) and an overall amazing experience. Thanks Rachel, you always keep me entertained.