A New Year

For New Years Eve we all went out to Hongdae, shocking I know, and went to a club called Jane's Groove. I rang in the New Year dancing and having fun with some friends. Definitely a first for me since most of my New Years Eve celebrations have involved sitting around someones house and then passing out a little after the ball drops.

High School round house kicked me in the face yesterday. I was hanging out at a friends house in Nowon. We were supposed to have a game night but most of our friends were too tired and bailed. So five of us sat around playing Apples to Apples. Well a few hours later a girl that knew the guy I was hanging out with was coming over before her and her friend went a movie. I'm sitting back not thinking to much of it when in walks her and her friend. I double take. I know her friend. Not only do I know her friend I went to High School with her friend. I'm feeling like a high school unpopular kid all over again because you see dear readers this girl was part of the "popular crowd." I know people change from high school. I'm not the same from high school she probably isn't either.

None the less now I'm feeling super uncomfortable. What is she doing in Korea? I don't think she recognized me or if she did she was playing dumb like I was. It was just an odd thing. Don't get me wrong here. I don't think I'm anything special for coming out to Korea but I didn't know anyone that was doing the same thing. To have this girl randomly pop into my social circle was the weirdest thing that has happened to me in here. You really can't get away.

I've been contemplating a lot lately. What I want to do with myself after Korea. Where I want to go. Do I want to stay here another year. I have no idea. I have so many questions and it'll be interesting to see how it all pans out in the end.

New Years Resolution time (because this wouldn't be an entry about the new year without some resolutions)

1. Lose 25 pounds which would involve exercising.
2. So try working out 5 days a week.
3. Stop dwelling and worrying so much.
4. Realize that sometimes it's just not worth it