So I did originally plan on buying the Galaxy Ace but I somehow ended buying the Galaxy S. A little bit more expensive, but it's got a 4-inch Super LCD screen, 1GHz processor, expandable memory, 5MP autofocus camera, 720p HD video recording at 30fps, etc etc.


I also have a pretty locked screen wallpaper. Look at Rupert looking all serious and shit. So much pretty.

It's new so, needless to say, I'm in love with it. And I probably spent way too much time downloading apps and games. Ahhhh, the joys of owning an Android phone.


P.S. I've also spent an insane amount of time playing around with the Little Photo app. Tis so much fun. Heh.

After days of trying to get all the requirements together, and then finally lining up at the Korean Embassy in McKinley Hill, I finally have it in my very hands.



Last week, Katia and I visited the Korean Embassy to apply for a tourist visa and were told that after just 5 working days we could pick up our passports. So earlier this afternoon, I headed to the embassy to receive our visas. Was I nervous of being denied despite reports from other friends that getting a Korean Visa was easy? Of course. You never know. I could've been the first casualty.

But alas! We're approved to travel to South Korea. :)



If my excitement for this trip in the past couple of weeks was intense, actually having our visas in our hands has just pushed my excitement off the charts. This is insanity. I can't wait to start packing for this trip. Sadly, I still have 4 weeks to go before then.

"Check na check!"

"Daniel gives an extraordinary performance eight times a week and we knew finding someone to fill his shoes would be nearly impossible. When we learned of Darren's dream of performing on Broadway we knew we had found our Finch but presumed his "Glee" schedule would eliminate any chance to work with him," said director/choreographer Rob Ashford.

We - Gleeks and Potterheads alike - are all currently in an emotional roller coaster right now. Couldn't help but revel in my proud mama feelings and everything that comes along with it. But here's me wishing Darren the best of luck. Break a leg, Darren Freaking Criss!

Tickets for the run are already on sale.

We're trying to squeeze as much of Seoul as we can into our 4-day schedule. It'll be hard to commit to the itinerary but it's worth a try. This should be much better than just going with the flow and wasting time while we're there.

Are we too OC? Yes? Oh, well.

Anyway, I told Katia that on each day, if we get everything done early, we can return to places we've already been to should we want to re-visit. This should really not be a rigid schedule. And as much as I could, I made sure that places we need to visit on a per day basis are adjacent to each other to avoid wasting time in trains and buses.
This is probably the best itinerary I can come up with at the moment. Although I'm quite certain that this is pretty much subject to change.