After having that fun night with a few friends at the coffee shop, I had been suffering from insomnia until last night. I guess the coffee in Korea is very different, sweeter, more caffeine, and more powerful sleep killer. I'd learned my lesson. On the last two days of summer school, we have one presentation and paper due. Our group paper is almost done, now it's my turn to get this solo presentation ready to go. Wish me luck! Approaching the end of my trip, I would love to spend my last Saturday in North Korea. Precisely, the edge of North Korea. Serious face. Some of the foreign students want to sign up for the tour in the Demilitarized Zone of Korea, and yes, I am one of them. I guess it's always my dream to visit the place where my grandpa used to live. Unfortunately, DMZ is the closest I can reach. I really hope they don't reject my tour application. Finger crossed.
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