After a 22 hour long trip from Denmark to Korea, Seoul I arrived pretty tired on a cold February morning at Incheon Airport. I must admit that I could not control my excitement when I finally arrived at my new home.
My house I’m sharing with 21 other international students. We are a mixed group with students from Korea, Spain, Mexico, Germany, Costa Rica, The Netherlands and USA.
It's just GREAT...
Your new place is so warm and cozy. I love the idea that it has elevated ceilings. It’s going to be a great experience to be living with international students. The world is so vast, and it’s such a wonderful and rare opportunity to be sharing lives with people of different personalities and cultures from different nations.
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Nice place, Christina! Your dorm looks stylish and I can see they used the Western aesthetic made you all feel welcome. I must say the Koreans really went out of their way to make the place comfortable. It is very stylish! A round of applause to them for choosing a nice place for you and the other students participating in the exchange student program!
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I'm totally agree with @Mica. no more anything to say BTW Thanks for shearing. Keep it up.
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