So bored!

Yesterday, after the English for International Tourism exam my friends and I went to San Mames stadium to buy tickets of Europe Club Friendlies League between Athletic Bilbao vs Celtic F.C.. It starts tonight 8.45 p.m and I'm not able to wait until that moment, I'm running out of patience. BECAUSE, I wanted to go out last night but I couldn't, owing to the fact that everyone who I knew in this city they had something to do, or had previous appointment. I'm kind of wanderer so if I stay at home more that two weekends, (although have taken several walk through the town during weekdays) I'm so growing impatient! 

So, I spent all morning playing guitar and singing, then read a book of Milan Kundera until the closing chapter, called my mother because today is her birthday (Zorionak Zuri Ama!), and tried to find something more to do but, finally I couldn't find anything interesting and I am bored to death. I mean, really. Of course if I had studied FOL for Monday's exam I would have spent time more efficiently and wouldn't be so bored like now, however, I don't want to study at all! It's Saturday! Besides I was very faithful at the FOL class, in order not to work hard when I got the exam. It's time to be rewarded, anyway, there is no one to have free time to share with me at the moment. What a pity..... what the hell kind of Saturday is it? 

It also makes me bored complaining my 'grievous' situation here. I'll write this post after coming back home from the match. I'll do it, really, trust me.. even though I'm being more and more lazy and seems demotivated.


Plus.

Finally I uploaded the pictures of the match... The game was sufficiently boring, but I liked the atmosphere a lot.

Before entering into the stadium. The Escudo (it's also said as 'shield' in English, maybe, I'm not sure) of Bilbao. Aupa Athletic!

During the game they kept setting off fireworks, I thought we were lucky because we wasn't sitting there. I would be died by the smoke made from the fire.. 

Players taking pics with lovely kids!

After the match, took picture with my friend.

There were still lots of people around the stadium even thought the match had finished. It was quite boring, but as I told before, I loved the atmosphere a lot.

The Passion of the Ping-Pong

Today my classmate Joanna visited our house to have lunch with us, she made us a Peruvian plate, Causa. 

They are Ramyeon (Korean spicy noodle) and Causa. the white one in the middle of the picture is Cebollita, which I don't like at all, because of its taste. It's too sour and strong for me. However, Boris and Seong liked it so much that they ate them all. 

After having lunch, we played Ping-Pong together. 

She played super better than I did... So I gave up playing and just took several pics and recorded some videos, when I have a plenty of time I'll make some videoclip with them.

Che and Boris are sitting modestly. 

 And... um... when I was sending pics to my laptop from my camera, I found these great photos of Seong and Che... maybe they won't like them but I don't mind.

This one,

and this one. 

I was so motivated by those pictures after finding them so I made some parodies with them.. The title of this series is The Passion of the Ping-Pong. If Seong sees these, I'm 100% sure that he will kick my ass and Che, he won't mind anything, though. 

Oh, Seong has just arrived my home, I don't know if I have to show them to him, maybe... It'll be better to keep quite until he founds them by himself, he doesn't know about my blog, anyways.

Tomorrow is Friday again, I haven't got any plan yet, but will probably go out.. because it's Friday!

My baby is gonna be a Man!

Yesterday my little brother joined the army. He had been studying fine arts in a university in Seoul for 2 years, and decided to join the army before it's too late (he's just 21, though). 

As it's known, in Korea it's obligation to join the army for the men aged over 18 years due to the political situation, and they spend more than 20 months in the military life. I never had imagined it would come the day to my little bro, besides, as I'm in Spain I couldn't keep him company. 

Anyway, not as I concerned, he looks fine in those pictures. However, what a strange to see Minhee with this short hair? He seems like a monk! haha... I really hope that he gets used to the new life as soon as possible. 

The other story.

When I was arranging pics that I had taken, I found these. The Package from my sweet mother!

I was so happy with things that she had sent me. That yellow thing is chrysanthemum tea! It works like a heaven when you wanna take a deep sleep. 

Dried filefish fillet! She sent me this for Boris and Che cause they love it. As soon as we unpacked the package, we finished a pack of this. Yammy!

 

Two packs of chrysanthemum tea, the closer shot. I made a liquor with those flowers for my roommates.

Some seasoning for soup, black-bean sauce, curry and dried rice porridges. 

Mini size Sesame oil, Gochujang (Red pepper paste) and Ssamjang (a mix of soy bean paste and Gochujang)

Two packs of brown seaweed for seaweed soup!

Two pack of dried laver for Kimbab.

A cellophane noodles for Japchae.

And a pack of dried cuttlefish. (Actually I don't like the smell of this, but it's really delicious if you eat this with a cold beer)

Thanks mama again, and don't worry about Minhee. He'll get over everything because now he's adult enough.  At least he'll get some lessons from the big change, so to speak, will realize the importance of family, I hope.