After a long 14 hours flight, I finally made it to Korea and I'm feeling completely lost. My co-teacher picked me up at the airport and drove me to Seojong. On the way to Seojong, I couldn't stop admiring the beautiful view. It's my first time in Korea and my third time abroad.

 Once we got in town, we went to grabbed dinner. I honestly don't know what I had but it was brown noodles with sauce. My co-teacher told me but I can't remember. After dinner, I was taken to my place. It's a nice cozy efficiency (I'll be use to it). It's slightly smaller than my efficiency back home. I'm pretty much going through culture shock. Everything is so different. There's no bath tube. The bathroom is just one room with a toilet and hose.

I was given very little information and I'm worried. My co-teacher took me to get my T-Money and showed me the bus stop and told me what time I needed to catch the bus. Other than that I have no other information. I was just told to meet her on Monday. Reality is really kicking in. Prior to coming to Korea, I actually didn't know what city I was teaching in (should of just guessed base on the elementary school I was assigned). Today, I found out that I'm in Seojong and it's actually in the rural.