Hey whoever is reading this.
I am Keewon, a Seoulite studying in a university based in Seoul.
I am in my final year in school and in the phase of deciding what will
my future career will be. I study computer engineering and everyone assumes
I am an aspiring "Computer Programmer".
Well. I have tried this programming gig for three years and it is no fun.
Not even a bit.
Not all computer majors graduate to become a programmer, but the mainstream heads
for that field.
Enough of the non-sense.
I just don't like programming. It isn't my thing.
All I can remember during the school days is just hanging out with foreign friends,
helping them get through the city and going for real nice Korean food and so on.
Seoul is becoming a great tourist spot around the world as I have felt it myself.
There were not as much as foreigners on the streets these days than 10 or 20 years ago.
When I was a kid, it was a rare and precious moment just to see a foreigner passing by.
A story to tell my friends about.
Now, that's how much this country has been developed and got its fame.
However, among the friends I met, I get the same feedback from them about Seoul.
IT IS DIFFICULT TO GET AROUND WITH INCOMPREHENSIBLE SIGNS AND
TERRIBLE DIRECTIONS.
Once you get used to it, it is not that hard but for first timers, they are in trouble.
I gotta go for my class in few minutes so I will end this post quick.
I am going to go around my city, Seoul, assuming myself as a foreign visitor
and point out the problems.
Eventually, this blog will be about Guide to Seoul city.
From a very personal perspective and LOCAL ;)
So anyone who visits my blog, feel free to communicate and expect interesting posts
from now.
Thanks.
