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24•04•17 I finished learning the hangul alphabet and I'm really happy because now I can finally read korean (although I don't understand most of the things I'm reading, I need to improve my vocabulary and grammar).

10•04•17 Hangul lessons! I started 3 weeks ago but my trip made me change my routine and now I am finally back on track. Today I’m just going to transcribe my notes from the old plain notebook to the pretty one I bought the other day, this way I will remember everything I already studied (the vowels and three of the consonants, I am still starting with the alphabet).

Bought these notebooks on Pimkie, I'm in love with them! Aren't they pretty??? I still don't know if I should use them for my hangul lessons or for the MIR again on summer. What do you guys think?

Although I am still a little bummed everyone is choosing speciality while I have to try again next year, I am using this free time to its fullest. Between the hangul and raising and training Blue, life is pretty good. It doesn't matter things were not according to my plan, I still have plan B and I will work harder. Life is good and I'm happy.

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I came back from Granada a few days ago and I can assure you all I fell in love with the city and its buildings and landscapes. I took home a few bags of tea from the arab tea shops and the book "Tales of the Alhambra" written by Washington Irving, I hope I can start reading it soon, I'll tell you my opinion when I finish it! I recommend everyone to go to Granada at least once in their life, you won't regret it!

11•04•17 Learning hangul through English sites and videos and having to translate everything to Spanish is exhausting (specially when I have to make different pronunciation tricks), but I'm having a lot of fun!

The days are so nice lately I decided to take some minutes everyday to sunbath on the terrace and get a healthy dose of vitamin D. Blue likes the idea too, as you can see, he is the happiest dog ever during sunny days.