Aigoo, what is a Korean fangirl like? Writing a 10-part blog post given a 4-day-travel-to-Seoul vs. a 3-part blog post of a 21-day-USA-trip. Annyeonghaseyo! ^_^
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| Postcards from Namsan Tower. It’s total reminiscent of Boys Over Flowers. Hello, Gu Jun Pyo! |
My son excitedly told me that he got my mail from Seoul. Priceless.
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| Located in the viewing deck of Seoul Tower is “The Highest Post Office”. To send a mail, purchase from the selection of post cards, buy the balance stamps, write, then mail. Easy peasy. Oh my it’s been yearsss since I placed stamps then sent out a mail via the post office. It’s always via couriers with only at most 2 days lead time. |
I posted it last February 19…finally, it arrived!
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| They’ve got mail! From Seoul with Lots of Love. |
He’s wondering how it took so long (25 days to be exact) for a postcard to reach Manila. We had to satisfy his curiosity on how a snail traditional mail works since this is officially his first postcard. This is such a good reminder that I should send him another surprise package soon since he’s always excited for me every time I receive my online shopping purchases or media kits.
I’m grateful for the opportunity to travel to Seoul, I remember fondly dreaming of it years back fresh out of my grand addiction from watching Boys Over Flowers. So this is one check off my bucket list (*le sigh I have more, I can’t wait!). And ye, I did take the dreamy cable car ride with a coffee to boot. I’m Geum Jan Di! *Teehee Where art thou my Lee Min Ho Gu Jun Pyo? Cheers! ^_^
To be continued…
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