Nope, not the Backstreet Boys, although they did try to have a few comebacks in recent years didn't they?
It's me, yet again giving Korea another go. I landed just over a week ago and am already so busy throwing myself into new projects it feels, once again, like I never left. My first day was hard, I'd be lying if I said I didn't want to pack up and go home the minute I walked through the arrivals door, but I'll blame that all on extreme exhaustion. I arrived in Korea on an overnight flight from Budapest where I didn't sleep a wink, after 3 other restless nights and one sleepless overnight bus. I had hoped to go straight to bed (after my 4 hours bus to Daegu), but no Korea had other plans for me. I met my recruiter, dropped my bag at the airBnB I'd booked and jumped in a taxi to Mama's English School. I had an interview with the school and was fully expecting to start on the 1st of October, but my recruiter had options for me, this school being only one of them. Since my arrival I will say my feelings have done a 180 degree turn and I'm so happy to be back. In one week I've made new friends, settled into a new town, explored outlets for teaching yoga and private English lessons and am currently trying to help a friend start his own business. Damn, I'm exhausted just thinking about it, but the busyness does keep my mind off other less exciting things *cough* broke up with my boyfriend *cough* but that's all I'm going to post about on that note...
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