Things always get better when we think them through logically, and refuse to let emotions rule.

It's my second week in Seoul, and as with all away-from-home experiences, this trip brings a whole lot of time-alone for reflections.

At Alaska Backpackers' Inn, Anchorage, i chanced upon this quote on the wall.

I am not the same having seen the moon from the other side of the world.

I guess being away from the familiarities makes one more grateful, no matter how thankful we might say we are.

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Started going to the gym this week, and hopefully over the weeks to come. Exercising makes me feel healthy and happy. I didnt turn on the TV in front of the machines (yes, they have a LCD TV attached to each treadmill AND bike with numerous channels selection!) today, for somehow the act of having nothing to distract makes the act of exercising more qualitative. Like time somehow became this void un-pegged to any timeline. Let's just hope i'll keep this up instead of going shopping at Insadong, Dongdaemun, Nandaemun or Myeong Dong.