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Monday morning was beautiful, but within one early afternoon hour it had transformed the school into a mystical white kingdom. It's too dangerous to do that in Siheung, or any built-up area, and still a bit cold to venture further out to run in quieter regions.It is still cold. I don't know if that's a Korean thing, as at home I ran outside. What I didn't know was that treadmills automatically turn themselves off after one hour. My target time is 1hr 40mins, which is pretty quick, but I am on track.

The soles on mine have decided to part from the rest of the shoe, so my feet got rather cold and wet.I forgot to mention a bizarre occurrence last time out. The school did look rather nice under the white blanket, but it emphasises the fact that I need new shoes. Of course, she wasn't quite so lyrical, but she got the point across when saying the word 'DIE' quite loudly.

A few drinks turned into a few more, and soon it was 5am, and we had a big bowl of kimchi jjigae, the spicy kimchi soup, in front of us. The speakers were of a quality that would be branded as unacceptable in North Korea, let alone the South. There was a corner of velvet sofas under very dim light. The seats were lined with velvet. I have no idea what it was called, but it was an intruiging place.

Juno had invited me to a welcoming party for new recruits, so I decided to drag myself over to that. It started at around 2pm - I woke up at 2.30pm. Patrick's Day parade in central Seoul. What also didn't happen, which I wanted to check out, was the St. Because of the running, I won't be playing for a while, I think.

I would have taken a photo, but would have had to get in line, as lots of people were doing the same. I saw a giant shoe outside a department store. As I got lost finding the welcoming bar, I got to explore it rather more than anticipated.

I spent a bit of time there, meeting new people and the like, before getting another response to the mass text I had sent asking if anyone was out in Seoul. It was an eerie experience, but by the time I got to Sinchon most of it had dissipated. There were also less people, as most opt to stay indoors when the dust arrives. There were many more white masks on show than usual. The sky was yellow when I left Siheung (it was, even though it hasn't come out on the photo).

I found Ellen, Natalie and Deb sat down, surrounded by Korean guys. It was stopping at 11, so I had approximately 90 minutes to get my fill. I paid my 15,000, was given a blue cup, and headed in. People would die.With that scandalously good offer, I shouldn't have been surprised at the amount of people there. There is no way that would be legal in Britain. What really sold it to me was the allure of all-you-can-drink.

Nat was brought onto the stage, which was rather funny as she then was auctioned off. Soon after I arrived our seats were transformed into a rickety stage, where people were encouraged to engage in beer-drinking contests (I hid) and sexy dance routines (I hid). The latter did serious damage. It was anything they had, which included cocktails and bottles of soju.

After spending ages trying to explain who Ryan Giggs was to the taxi driver, we headed in. Our destination was a drum 'n' bass night in a club called Mansion. We had one at that place, and took the other two with us to Hongdae. Three bottles, for four people. Lightbulbs in heads and all that, I walked up to the bar and got us three bottles of soju.

Probably time to go home, I think, so I hop on the subway. After Mansion is a bit blurry - I've been told that we went to a restaurant, and there are incriminating pictures suggesting that me and Jon went to another bar and got more tequila - and the next part I remember was being on my own in Hongdae at around 8am. We were in there for a long time. Luckily the music was really good so I could keep bobbing around in my unique way, and pretend that I had control over my body. I had drank too much, however, as I was struggling to stand upright and still. Kudos to the girls for that.It was great fun in there.

Well, I hope it was a drama, as it involved a man faking his death repeatedly.We had lunch, at which point the night caught up with me. We waited for Matt to pop around, witnessing a Korean TV drama being filmed while waiting. She realised that pretty quickly when I saw her. Bless her heart, she agrees, totally oblivious to the fact that I haven't gone to bed. I was still drunk, and still hadn't slept, so text Kelly to see if she wants to meet up. I got towards the end of that line before realising that I needed to get off.Half an hour passes with no return subway, so I end up getting a taxi to an interchange station, and get to Bucheon at around 12.

This was in a large bowl, similar to the jjim dak and ddak galbi. I've tried some new things, one of which is called kam ja tang. This week I have eaten out every night, from Monday to Thursday. I know, I wouldn't believe me either, but the idea is nice.I keep telling myself that I will rein in the spending and save a bit of cash.

They are all from Hull, and live pretty close to me. Remember the guy I randomly met on the bridge? I went with him, his girlfriend, and another friend. The meat itself was surprisingly tender, and it was nice to eat potatoes as that is a rare occurrence out here! I didn't get a picture, as I didn't have my camera, but it looks similar to this (thank you, google images).I got this with three people I hadn't really met before. Despite it's strange appearance, it was really good. The broth contains mushrooms, potatoes, a bit of ddok, and various other vegetables. These bones are actually the spine of the pig.

You may think a Korean just translated it, but the fact that the box was described as 'this bloody thing' was a strong hint that another Brit was about. So there ARE other Western people in my place! I had thought there were, as recently I left a cardboard box in the wrong place, and when I returned from school there was a note on it in perfect English telling me this was the wrong place. He lives in my apartment block.

As a result of those activities, I was shattered by the time I finished my working day at 9.40, and had decided in my mind that I would skip any socialising and get to bed. Slight aside, I didn't know that treadmills automatically turn themselves off after an hour?! Hopefully that won't mess up my training too much. I was pretty busy that day, what with various teaching and lesson planning, not to mention running 12k. That is entirely down to the night before.

Yes, it is STILL snowing out here, even in the middle of March.Anyways, I started chatting to the people there, and got on the Guinness. There weren't too many people there, and Matt and Phil left soon after I arrived. Bags dropped at home, and to Bucheon I go.People were in Cafe Nicolia, a small continental-esque restaurant. I guess I'm easily persuaded. It's a guy from Bucheon called Paul, who then asks me when I'm coming down. Worth finding out who it is, I guess, so I call it.

They also gave us free hats, which was nice.The snow had begun to relent at this point, and we headed over to The Park to find more people. The owners didn't mind when we started modifying their chalkboard menus to say things like 'alian moo' and 'bum waffle'.

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