Cram culture

For me: Feels like the week before finals week.

For my friend GSG: Feels like the week after :D

I'm heading home in 10 days, but I don't have time to process it all. I'm slowly, yet sometimes all too quickly that it's almost anxiety attack inducing, realizing I get to see my family and friends relatively soon.

It's already been a year.

So here are updates since Sunday:

My dad calls me Sunday night to tell me he'll be arriving in Korea Monday evening to permanently move back here. Not a huge surprise, but didn't know his exact flight date. It was always a... something that would eventually happen, just dunno when. My brother, sis-in-law, and kiddies were at the airport to send my father off, so I got the chance to talk to them on the phone for a bit, too. I found out from Helen unnie (not my brother or father) that I got a car!

It's a long story as to why my dad decided to give me the car that was given to my brother (by my uncle), but the basic idea is.that.I.now.have a car! One less thing to worry about when I go home to the states^^;

List of to-do things:

• Get background check/fingerprints
• Get F4 visa (probably will just get this done in LA)
• PACK!
• Ship things to a friend's place
• PACK
• Make one round of cheesecakes for the kids at school.. this time add more sugar for 'em (I made it too *healthy* last time :)
• Prom night in Jeonnam!
• Mud festival in Boryeong
• TEFL HOMEWORK!!! *eek*
• PACK PACK PACK~

Is it okay to start freaking out now?

*{Nothing like spitting out spoiled milk to wake you up in the morning. BLEGH >.<}